ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference - Adobe Help and Support

The default value is false, which represents a request for vector printing. To print target as
a bitmap, pass true for printAsBitmap. Remember the following suggestions when
determining which value to use:
■ If the content that you're printing includes a bitmap image, use {printAsBitmap:true}
to include any transparency and color effects.
■ If the content does not include bitmap images, omit this parameter or use
{printAsBitmap:false} to print the content in higher quality vector format.
If options is omitted or is passed incorrectly, vector printing is used. If you don't want to
specify a value for options but want to specify a value for frameNumber, pass null for
options.
frameNum:Number [optional] - A number that lets you specify which frame to print; passing a
frameNumber does not cause the ActionScript on that frame to be invoked. If you omit this
parameter, the current frame in target is printed.
Note: If you previously used print(), printAsBitmap(), printAsBitmapNum(), or
printNum() to print from Flash, you might have used a #p frame label on multiple frames to
specify which pages to print. To use PrintJob.addPage() to print multiple frames, you must
issue a PrintJob.addPage() command for each frame; #p frame labels are ignored. For one
way to do this programmatically, see the Example section.
Returns
Boolean - A Boolean value: true if the page is successfully sent to the print spooler; false
otherwise.
Example
The following example shows several ways to issue the addPage() command:
my_btn.onRelease = function()
{
var pageCount:Number = 0;
var my_pj:PrintJob = new PrintJob();
if (my_pj.start())
{
// Print entire current frame of the _root movie in vector format
if (my_pj.addPage(0)){
pageCount++;
// Starting at 0,0, print an area 400 pixels wide and 500 pixels high
// of the current frame of the _root movie in vector format
if (my_pj.addPage(0, {xMin:0,xMax:400,yMin:0,yMax:500})){
pageCount++;
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