Printing issue / Installing on server

  •  12-20-2006, 5:17 PM

    Printing issue / Installing on server

    Having 2 problems with the eval of Cute Editor:
     
    1) Printing
    My manager was under the impression that this control has the capability to print ALL of the data within the control when the page is printed - even if the amount of data in the control is larger than is displayed on the form.   Is this correct?
     
    I have a form with two controls.   Both have more informatoin than can be displayed.   One has the PrintFullWebPage value set to TRUE, the other to False.   Neither prints all of the informatoin stored in the control.   i have tried it with one control set to True and later to false - neither printed all the data.
     
    I have tried expanding the display to show all of the data before printing.   It prints the same way, with a smaller box even though it is displayed larger.
     
    Other than this the control functions properly on the pages.  The selected toolbars work perfectly, everything displays properly. 
     
    At least on my local machine....
     
    2) Running on the server
    I copied my code to our server, and copied the Cutesoft_folder and all its contents to my application directory on the server and at the same level as my applicaiton   (c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mnintranet\portal and c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mnintranet - the application resides in the portal directory).    When I try to instantiate a form with the control on it I get the following message:
     
    Server error in '/' Application.
    SecurityPolicyFile: /cutesoft_client/cuteEditor/Configuration/Security/default.config not found
     
    But the file IS there.   I thought it was in the right place, but I copied one level lower just in case that is where it was looking for the file... but no luck.
     
    The server is 2003, my local machine is XPProSP2.    VS2005, .NET Framework 2.0
     
    Any ideas?    This contol looks great - we'd love to have it running in our intranet... if I can get over these hurdles we're home free!
     
    Thanks in advance for any assistance/ideas you can provide
     
    Lou Syracuse
    Senior Programmer/Analyst
    Merle Norman Cosmetics
    Los Angeles, CA
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