SftPrintPreview/OCX is an ActiveX control for the WindowsÔ operating system, offering print preview and printing support for applications.

Print Preview Control

SftPrintPreview/OCX is a completely self-contained Print Preview control, offering numerous features speeding up the development of end-user applications requiring sophisticated print preview and printing support:

• Scalable preview (10% - 1000%)

• 1 to 64 pages at a time

• Built-in tool bar

• Customizable headers and footers

• Customizable page margins and gutter margins

• Built-in Page Setup dialog 

• Supports up to 999,999 pages

• Preview paired pages for duplex printing

• Customizable preview (colors, page spacing, etc.)

• Built-in support for SftTree/DLL and SftTree/OCX preview and printing (requires SftTree/DLL 5.0 or SftTree/OCX 5.0)

• Built-in support for RichEdit control preview and printing

• Supports preview and printing of application-generated output

• Supports most development tools and languages that allow use of ActiveX controls.

• Customizable National Language Support

• UNICODE support on all supported Window platforms

Royalties

Any application that you develop can use SftPrintPreview/OCX royalty-free in run-time only mode; design-time features are not available.  Each user (developer) who needs access to design-time features must license a copy of SftPrintPreview/OCX.

Languages Supported

SftPrintPreview/OCX supports all popular ActiveX (OCX) platforms, such as Visual Studio .NET, Visual Basic, Visual C++, Delphi and many more.  Feature limitations may exist depending on the platform used.  These are generally caused by the platform, rather than our control product, which implements the current ActiveX control standards specifications.  Notably drag & drop and the RenderContent event may be limited or unavailable in some control containers.  Visual Basic 6.0 does not allow use of the RenderContent event, which precludes the display of application-generated output.

Environments Supported

SftPrintPreview/OCX supports Windows 98/ME and Windows 2000/XP/Windows Server 2003 using the same set of properties, events and methods.