Displaying the Page Format Dialog: changes the default page format such as orientation and paper size. : PrintJob « 2D Graphics « Java Tutorial

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Java Tutorial » 2D Graphics » PrintJob   16. 49. 12. Displaying the Page Format Dialog: changes the default page format such as orientation and paper size. import java.awt.print.PageFormat; import java.awt.print.PrinterJob; public class Main {   public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception {     PrinterJob pjob = PrinterJob.getPrinterJob();     PageFormat pf = pjob.defaultPage();     pf.setOrientation(PageFormat.LANDSCAPE);     pf = pjob.pageDialog(pf);   } } 16. 49. PrintJob 16. 49. 1.  Print with java.awt.PrintJob 16. 49. 2.  Print Sample with java.awt.Graphics 16. 49. 3.  Print configuration 16. 49. 4.  Listening for Print Job Attribute Changes 16. 49. 5.  Determining When a Print Job Has Finished 16. 49. 6.  Cancelling a Print Job 16. 49. 7.  Getting the Default Value of a Print Job Capability 16. 49. 8.  Getting the Possible Values for a Print Job Capability 16. 49. 9.  Setting the Orientation of a Print Job -- Portrait or Landscape 16. 49. 10.  demonstrate the Java 1.4 printing API 16. 49. 11.  Setting the Number of Copies of a Print Job 16. 49. 12.  Displaying the Page Format Dialog: changes the default page format such as orientation and paper size. 16. 49. 13.  Print Dialog: change the default printer settings(default printer, number of copies, range of pages) 16. 49. 14.  Setting the Orientation of a Printed Page