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1. How is activePDF WebGrabber licensed?
2. What is the IE Engine?
3. When will IE 5.5 and IE 6.0 be supported?
4. Does the IE Engine mean my users have to have Internet Explorer
installed on their systems?
5. Why should I even use the default engine?
6. Does WebGrabber support dynamic page breaks?
7. Can I control the printed page size and orientation?
Q. How is activePDF WebGrabber licensed?
A. activePDF WebGrabber is licensed to an individual entity (individual or company)
on a per server basis. There are no penalties for multi-processor machines.
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Q. What is the IE Engine?
A. The IE Engine is the Microsoft Internet Explorer engine. It supports CSS,
SSL, Flash, Java and a whole lot more than the default HTML 3.2 engine.
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Q. When will IE 5.5 and IE 6.0 be supported?
A. Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6.0 are supported in Service Pack 4 of version
3.5.2.
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Q. Does the IE Engine mean my users have to have Internet Explorer installed
on their systems?
A. No. The Internet Explorer requirement is for the server, not the client.
Any browser that supports the free Adobe Acrobat Reader can use our software.
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Q. Why should I even use the default engine?
A. If you are generating straight HTML without any fancy CSS, the default engine
will perform faster and is generally easier to implement.
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Q. Does WebGrabber support dynamic page breaks?
A. Yes it does.
1) If you are using the default engine, merely enter the following code where
you want the page to break :
<WxPrinter PageBreak>
If you are embedding a page break within a table, you will need to close off
the table, issue the page break and then re-open the table.
2) If you are using the IE engine, you will need to use a CSS (Cascading Style
Sheets) tag to force the page break :
<p STYLE="page-break-after: always"> </p>
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Q. Can I control the printed page size and orientation?
A. Yes you can by interfacing with the activePDF Server object. Below is a code
snippet that illustrates this :
Set Server = Server.CreateObject("APServer.Object")
Set WebGrabber = Server.CreateObject("APWebGrabber.Object")
Server.Orientation = 2
WebGrabber.Prt2DiskSettings = Server.ToString()
WebGrabber.URL = "http://www.activepdf.com"
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