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    Connecting Multiple Pages  
Mark


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06-29-04 10:55 PM

I need to have some dynamically created ASP, with mutliple word documents
and PDFs all connected so that it can be printed with a single print
command.

My two ideas are:

having the PDF and DOC files act like images and print entire thing as a web
page.

-Or-

Creating a single PDF file from the concatenation of the asp results and the
doc and pdf files.

Any ideas of how to impliment either of these, or a completely separate
idea, would be much appreciated.

Mark
btw (its perfectly relevent to both newsgroups sorry if you read both)







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    Re: Connecting Multiple Pages  
Tony Heflin


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06-29-04 10:55 PM

I remember seeing a component somewhere that created pdf files on the
fly from multiple sources. I am not sure where I found it but asp101.com
would be a good start.



T


Mark wrote:

> I need to have some dynamically created ASP, with mutliple word documents
> and PDFs all connected so that it can be printed with a single print
> command.
>
> My two ideas are:
>
> having the PDF and DOC files act like images and print entire thing as a w
eb
> page.
>
> -Or-
>
> Creating a single PDF file from the concatenation of the asp results and t
he
> doc and pdf files.
>
> Any ideas of how to impliment either of these, or a completely separate
> idea, would be much appreciated.
>
> Mark
> btw (its perfectly relevent to both newsgroups sorry if you read both)
>
>





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