Hello everybody,
I've been trying to make a nice PDF report including one or more long models. Some of the models in our ARIS database take a few pages when printed.
So first I tried in the WYSIWYG mode, but that gave me very small representations of the models. The whole model is scaled down to one page. Then I tried adapting in the code by changing the scaling of the model (see the 53 in the code below)
function writeData(p_output, p_IModelPicture) {
- p_output.OutGraphic(p_IModelPicture, 53, p_output.getCurrentMaxWidth(), p_output.GetPageHeight() - p_output.GetTopMargin() - p_output.GetBottomMargin() )
I also had to allow for overlap (see true in the code below)
- writeData(p_output, p_aModel[i].Graphic(true, false, nLocale))
This allowed me to get my model spread over several pages in the report. However, the quality of the graphics become lousy.
Can anybody tell me how to split up a long model in a PDF report without losing quality in the graphics?
thanks,
Tags: Report
Hello Bruno,
it is possible to print a model to more then one page.
For an example have a look in the "Model information"-Report delievered with ARIS.
Regards,
Markus
Hi Markus,
Thanks for the info.
I tried out the report and the results are similar to what I managed to get myself. The problem is that if a model needs to be represented on a scale different from 100% or not fitted to one page, the image quality is rather poor.
Is there another way, maybe?
Bruno