RReport landscape printing

Hallo,
I know this is not exactly java, but since in many threads here RReport is recommended, here is my question:
I have created a rep file that has width of 297mm and want to print it
ISOA4 landscape. Initially no matter what I told the printer in the dialog it was always portrait-oriented and graphics was cut.
After using
RReportJ2 report;
for (int page = 0; ppage < report.getNumberOfPages(); page++) {
PageFormat format = report.getPageFormat(page);
format.setOrientation(PageFormat.LANDSCAPE);
}it became landscape-oriented but is offset about 80mm right and is cut again.
What should I set and when(I fill data programatically and use the rep file as a template only)
Thanks in advance
Mike

Thanks guys, without you it would never come to my mind what to do.
Anyway, it's simple but possibly some other newbie will encounter it and decide to search ;)
The solution was to set the "Orientation" property of the File to "Horizontal" instead of "Vertical"
Mike

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R0_2L5 = new Label( "Thursday", Label.CENTER);
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R1C3 = new DayPane( );
R1C4 = new DayPane( );
R1C5 = new DayPane( );
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R1C7 = new DayPane( );
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R2C2 = new DayPane( );
R2C3 = new DayPane( );
R2C4 = new DayPane( );
R2C5 = new DayPane( );
R2C6 = new DayPane( );
R2C7 = new DayPane( );
R3C1 = new DayPane( );
R3C2 = new DayPane( );
R3C3 = new DayPane( );
R3C4 = new DayPane( );
R3C5 = new DayPane( );
R3C6 = new DayPane( );
R3C7 = new DayPane( );
R4C1 = new DayPane( );
R4C2 = new DayPane( );
R4C3 = new DayPane( );
R4C4 = new DayPane( );
R4C5 = new DayPane( );
R4C6 = new DayPane( );
R4C7 = new DayPane( );
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R5C4 = new DayPane( );
R5C5 = new DayPane( );
R5C6 = new DayPane( );
R5C7 = new DayPane( );
R6C1 = new DayPane( );
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R6C3 = new DayPane( );
R6C4 = new DayPane( );
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; //removethis.
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shamelessly lifted from another post:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2700380?start=0&tstart=0
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To change the default Print orientation for Safari (and Preview, Mail, ...)
1) start TextEdit, or another Apple app that has a "page setup" dialog in the "File" menu
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My system is connected to a DOT Matrix printer.
In transaction VF02, when I try to print Billing document in the dot matrix printer, it is printing in portrait form instead of landscape, but the same document, I am able to print in landscape form in Laser printer.
Can any one tell me if it is possible to get the print in landscape form in DOT Matrix printer also.
Thanks in advance
Regards
Eshwar

Problem is with the printer.

RReport landscape printing

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