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MeadCo's ScriptX: SetPageRange sample

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This page illustrates using the SetPageRange API:

SetPageRange

Description

Sets the page range to print - either a range of pages, or the current selection.

Syntax

printing.SetPageRange(selectionOnly[, from, to])

Parameter Description
selectionOnly if true, prints the highlighted selection only (if there is one) and from and to are ignored.
If there is no selection, all pages are printed.
from The (1-based) page number to start printing from - use 0 to signify all pages should be printed. Only used if  selectionOnly is false.
to The (1-based) page number to print to, used only if selectionOnly is false and from is >= 1

Default behaviour is SetPageRange(false,0)

Sample

This sample illustrates the use of the SetPageRange API.

Select the template type to use:

The default template type is for IE 5.5/6 behaviour for IE 5.5/6 browser versions and IE 7 type behaviour for the IE 7 and later browser.

selection only  from page  to page.

To sample the API, choose the options required above, then use SetPageRange(..), select some content from this page, or clear the selection, and use the buttons below to print or preview the page.

  

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