[reportlab-users] RE: reportlab-users digest, Vol 2 #160 - 1 msg

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This has been done but is not easy.  It is possible to insert
postscript 'tray commands' in the document at certain points.
However, the commands to insert require detailed knowledge
of your specific printer and its postscript drivers.  It is
officially 'no longer supported' by Adobe and may require you to
print from an older copy of Acrobat Reader (4.0 works for us).
The best thing would be for you to email the precise printer
model and any driver details to us at support@reportlab.com,
and I will try to dig out what we did on the most recent similar 
consulting
project.

Thanks,

Andy Robinson
CEO/Chief Architect
RepoortLab Europe Ltd.
tel +44 20 8544 8049

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From: Jody Burgess <jody.burgess@sewardconsulting.com>
To: reportlab-users@reportlab.com
Sent: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 14:42:23 -0600
Subject: [reportlab-users] RE: reportlab-users digest, Vol 2 #160 - 1 
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Hi;
	I have another question about reportLabs processing. I need to be able 
to
encode certain pages to print from specific print trays. For example: A
section heading page would be encoded to print from papertray 1 and the
detailed pages from papertray 2. Can I do this with ReportLabs? If so, 
how?
If not, how do I accomplish this? P.S. (example code is very much
appreciated and more useful than a statement like "use Win32all API"


Thanks Very much.

Jody Burgess ISP
Systems Analyst
Seward Consulting Ltd.
780.702.5103
jody.burgess@sewardconsulting.com


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   1. Re: Importing a Multipage .Tif file. (Dinu Gherman)

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Cc: Jody Burgess <jody.burgess@sewardconsulting.com>
From: Dinu Gherman <gherman@darwin.in-berlin.de>
Subject: Re: [reportlab-users] Importing a Multipage .Tif file.
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 13:26:10 +0200
To: reportlab-users@reportlab.com
Reply-To: reportlab-users@reportlab.com

Jody Burgess:

> I am using ReportLab to create a pdf and have been successfull in
> importing
> all flavours of ".tif" files. However, I am having problems when the
> tif
> file contains mutiple images. What I need to do is for each image
> contained
> in the .tif file (there are > 1 image stored in each tif file), I need
> to
> create a separate page in the resulting pdf file. Can anyone assist
> with
> this?

Hi Jody,

a Python/PIL-independant solution to your problem - yes, even
on Win32 as it seems, would be to use libtiff externally for
splitting such files. I'd asume libtiff is handling more TIFF
variants than PIL, which at least used to have some problems
with TIFF files generated on a Mac.

   http://www.libtiff.org/tools.html

Regards,

Dinu

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