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Printing images

edited August 2002 in General
I am building a document control application, scanning documents and
adding the ability to print the documents using a report builder ppImage
component to display the scanned image. The ppImage component is
resized to the size of the paper and takes much less than a second to
load the image from the tif file into the ppImage.

Using D5, RB 6.05, PIII 256m, NT2000

The problem:

It takes 5 to 7 MINUTES to print each page. This was timed by
breakpointing the band BeforePrint where the image is loaded.

Where can I look to find out where all this time is going and how
do I fix it.


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Paul
Blueberry Hill Services
www.bbhservices.com

Comments

  • edited August 2002
    How large is the image? How fast does it print if you print from another
    imaging application? You can try toggling the DirectDraw property to see if
    that speeds it up.


    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors

  • edited August 2002
    > How large is the image?

    8 1/2 x 11 or scaled to the current paper size from the selected
    paper. The only other thing on the page is one line of text with
    identifying the document.


    To print one page in word takes one to two seconds.


    I will try it.


    Paul


  • edited August 2002
    > You can try toggling the DirectDraw property to see if that speeds it up.

    This seems to speed up the report considerably.

    Paul


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