How can I go about printing to PDF?

I can see all of the physical printers in my Domain, but I am unable to print to a local (Adobe) PDF printer.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Davo

 I am using ScriptX v7.1.0.60 for my website printing and recently we encountered the following error :

"This webpage wants to run 'MeadCo ScriptX' which isn't compatible with Internet Explorer's enhanced security features. If you trust this site, you can disable Enhanced Protected Mode for this site and allow the control to run' .

I have click on the 'Run control' button and it can pop out the Print window . But if I click on the 'Cancel' button, the whole IE browser will hang and I have to close the whole browser.  The following error will keep coming back if I cleared the cache of my browser.

Below is my code . Anyone know how to resolve this issue ?

<script language="JavaScript">

function PrintReceiptPage()
{

var h = factory.printing.header;
 var f = factory.printing.footer;
 factory.printing.header = "";
 factory.printing.footer = "";
 
 factory.printing.Print(false); 
 factory.printing.header = h;
 factory.printing.footer = f;

 window.close();
}

setTimeout("PrintReceiptPage();",500);
</script>

Recently we have some policy upgrade to our laptop and when I launched the site that require printing, I will hit the following error : 

'This website wants to run 'MeadCo ScriptX' which isn't compatible with Internet Explorer's enhanced security features. If you trust this site, you can disable Enhanced Protected Mode for this site and allow the control to run' 

and there will be 2 buttons "Run Control" and "Don't Run" . When I click on the "Run Control" button, it will show the Printer windows . However if I click on 'Cancel' from the Print window and back to my website, the window will just hang . 

Below is my code. Any idea why it will hang ? 

function gf_DoPrint() {
  //save existing user's info
  var h = factory.printing.header;
  var f = factory.printing.footer;
  //hide the button
  document.all("printbtn").style.visibility = 'hidden';
  //set header and footer to blank
  factory.printing.header = "";
  factory.printing.footer = "";

   //print page without prompt
    factory.DoPrint(false);
  //restore user's info
  factory.printing.header = h;
  factory.printing.footer = f;
  //show the print button
  document.all("printbtn").style.visibility = 'visible';
}

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I set some print settings and then try to print preview and IE hangs.

I had to comment out  MeadCo.ScriptX.PrintPage(true); because that cause IE to hang to. I'm using scriptx 1.7.

Code is below:

 <script type="text/javascript">

        $(window).load(function () {

            if (MeadCo.ScriptX.Init()) {

                if (MeadCo.Licensing.IsLicensed()) {

                    MeadCo.ScriptX.Printing.SetMarginMeasure(2);

                    $("#pbPrintLetter").click(function () {

                        with (MeadCo.ScriptX.Printing) {

                            header = "This is LETTER size with LANDSCAPE orientation.";

                            footer = "This is LETTER size with LANDSCAPE orientation.";

                            orientation = "landscape";

                            topMargin = 1;

                            leftMargin = 1;

                            paperSize = "Letter";

                        }

                     //   MeadCo.ScriptX.PrintPage(true);

                    });

                    $("#pbPrintLegal").click(function () {

                        with (MeadCo.ScriptX.Printing) {

                            header = "This is LEGAL size with LANDSCAPE orientation.";

                            footer = "This is LEGAL size with LANDSCAPE orientation.";

                            orientation = "landscape";

                            topMargin = 1;

                            leftMargin = 1;

                            paperSize = "A4";

                        }

                      //  MeadCo.ScriptX.PrintPage(true);

                    });

                }

                else {

                    MeadCo.Licensing.ReportError("This sample requires a license.");

                }

            }

        });

    </script>

Does scriptX contain anything that would allow me to print to a non-default printer?

I have already captured the printer name(s) that I am interested in. I was hoping that I could remove some old VBScript with a cleaner solution. 

thanks.

Scot.

an error has occured in the script on this page

line 2126

char 1

error: invalid procedure call or argument

url: res://ieframe.dll/preview.js

win 7 home prem 64bit

ie9

I have an issue with printing a file even after installing MeadCo HTML printing and MeadCo Security Manager in IE.

I have a URL "https://[myUrl]" which gives me a pdf file with some information. I tried so many different ways to pop up the new window rendering the pdf file from the URL provided and at the same time send that pdf to my default printer. But it never worked as expected. Here is the code that i tried:

First I tried like this, but didn't work

==============================================================================================

<html>

          <object id="factory" style="display:none"

                   classid="clsid:1663ed61-23eb-11d2-b92f-008048fdd814"

                   codebase="https://[myUrl]">

</object>

<script>

function btn_print_onclick() {

  factory.printing.Print(false);

}

</script>

<body>

<button onclick="btn_print_onclick()">Print report</button>

</body>

</html>

====================================================================================================

Again i tried this way:

===================================================================================================

<html>

<script>

function print_label() {

var myWindow = window.open('https://[myUrl]','','width=800,height=600');

if (navigator.appName == 'Microsoft Internet Explorer') window.print();

else myWindow.print();

}

</script>

<body>

<button onclick='print_label()'>Print report</button>

</body>

</html>

In this case it tries to download or save the file but never poped up the new window with the pdf file that i was expecting and never sent the file to printer.

Your help is greately appreciated.

Thank you 

Meadco security manager does show in toolbars and extensions in "Manage add-ons".

We are not in a position to rebuild 62 servers as it would mean be 2 days downtime per site.

Thanks for any help.

Thanks in advance,

Jerry Scannell

After uninstall  KB4022715,I can print Web page Normaly.Please tell me the countermeasure.

I have free licensed ScriptX version 7, and I have iframes from which I want to print html page...

So, when I print first iframe all is working fine, then I print another frame, and also all is OK, but when I returned to first frame, and want to print it , I get an JS error 

Only one ScriptX object can be used per browser window.

 Here is my declaration:

<!-- MeadCo ScriptX -->

<object id="factory" style="display:none"

 classid="clsid:1663ed61-23eb-11d2-b92f-008048fdd814"

 codebase="/smsx.cab#Version=7">

</object> 

and printing code:

factory.printing.header = \"\";

factory.printing.footer = \"\";

factory.printing.portrait = true;

factory.printing.leftMargin = 0;

factory.printing.topMargin = 0;

factory.printing.rightMargin = 0;

factory.printing.bottomMargin = 0;

factory.printing.Print(false);

P.S in each frame page I have this code...

So any advices, please?

Here is my code snippet to load the object.  It works on IE version 11 if that helps:

<!-- MeadCo ScriptX -->
<object viewastext
        id       = "factory"
        style    = "display:none"
        classid  = "clsid:1663ed61-23eb-11d2-b92f-008048fdd814"
        codebase = "http://www.kofcri.org/smsx.cab#Version=7,5,0,20">
</object>

I checked the properties of the smsx.cab that is in that path, and it has an internal timestamp of Tuesday, may 23, 2006 @ 9:47:07 AM which seems to be quite old, expecially I know that I've had a few ScriptX upgrades along the way, but maybe the .cab file doesn't change that often.

Also, does it matter where you place javascript button-click functions?  They don't seem to work anywhere.  Since I am troubleshooting, I changed the event handler for my "Page Setup" button from "factory.printing.PageSetup()" to "jsPageSetup();" but I don't know where to put the function.  Here's what I put in there as a troubleshooting thing but nothing happens whether I put it inside <head> or <body>:
function jsPageSetup()
{
   alert ( "Got here" );
   if ( !factory.object )
      alert ( "uh-oh" );

  alert ( "Got here, too" );
  jsPutSettings();
  factory.printing.PageSetup();
}

Since the factory object is set right after the <body> statement, I assume that javascript functions that use the object need to be in the <body> section, too.

My website is using Classic ASP.

Thanks in advance,

Paul

Thank you

The error message is: "The publish license for this page cannot be properly verified. Adwanced functionality will not be available and scripts error may now occur on thsi page.."

Any idea?

Can you please help?

thanks a lot

Regards

Michel

I (and some of my customers) am having an issue where my PDFs are printing out with a large black box on them when printing through the BatchPrintPDF method.

I am using an older version of ScriptX (7,5,5,16) - would updating to the latest version fix this issue?

Or, is there a way to tell the printer to "Print as Image" similar to what one can do through Adobe Acrobat?

Thank you for the help.

I receive the following error message when trying to print a view in Microsoft Forecaster, version 6.7 SP9:  The MeadCo Publishing license has expired.

The client is moving to the newer release of Forecaster but would like to print out data for this year.  Any suggestions??

Thanks,

Alan Linhart

For one of our application we need to specify the paper type.

In the factory.print, I don't see how to set this parameter: http://scriptx.meadroid.com/knowledge-bank/technical-reference/factory/printing.aspx?id=1176

Is there a way to do that?

Thank you