EOlsen

Yes, using inches puts the table in the PDF. But there is a problem if the contents of the last cell exceed the width of the cell, part of the contents is displayed past the right edge of the table, part is masked by the vertical scroll bar, and part appears to wrap around and overlay the beginning of the cell. Also the PDF only includes what is showing on the display and not the entire table. Could temporarily resize the table, but what happens if the table is really long - say 500 hundred or more rows. Are there limits to how big you can make the vertical dimensions of the table without running into problems? And in this case what would you want to use as size parameters for the printPDF function?

Is the Page.PrintPDF() function still supposed to be working with pages with tables? I have a page with a table as the only component. When I use the function it generates a file, but when viewing the PDF file the page is blank. I calling it from the command / alert window as Page.PrintPDF("Table", "Test-1.PDF", 1000, 1000). Any suggestions?