Printing text problem!1

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Hi there to everyone!!!

i am tryng to print in flash a text that is imported from a txt file text, bu when i try to print the text in flash, it prints all the stage of my movie and only the text that is visible in the dynamic text box, waht i nedd is to print all the text that is imported from de txt file and not the text that is visible in the satge of the movie!!!
is anyone knows how!!!please helpme very important!!!
Thanks very much is advanced!!!

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Please help me!!!very important!!!

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If u want to print just text, why dont u copy and paste it in Word and then print?

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i can´t do that because what i am doing is an interactive cd using flash as plattform, so if the person who gets the cd wants to print the text i have to arrange a solution to print direct from flash…
thanks mate!!!

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Are you from Brasil?

Anyways…

To print folow these instructions by Macromedia:

Adding a Print action

You can add a Print action to a button or other element in your movie to let users print the movie. You assign the Print action to a button, frame, or movie clip. If you assign a Print action to a frame, the action executes when the playhead reaches the designated frame.

The Print action lets you print frames in other movie clips in addition to the main Timeline. Each Print action sets only one Timeline for printing, but the action lets you specify any number of frames within the Timeline to print. If you attach more than one Print action to a single button or frame, the Print dialog box appears for each action executed.

To assign a Print action to a button, frame, or movie clip:

1 Open the Flash document (FLA) containing the frames you will set to print.

2 Select the desired keyframe in the Timeline that you want to be able to print and make sure that it is labeled #p.

If you don’t specify which frames to print, all the frames in the movie print by default.

3 Select the frame, button instance, or movie clip instance to which you will assign the Print action.

Each Print action sets only one Timeline to be printable.

4 Choose Window > Actions to display the Actions panel.

5 In the Actions toolbox, click the Actions category to display the actions, and double-click to select the Print action. Flash inserts the Print action in the Actions list.

6 For Print, choose to print the frame as vectors or as a bitmap:

As Vectors prints the frame at a higher quality, but without transparency.

Objects containing transparency or color effects cannot be printed as vector data. (The printer cannot interpret the alpha channel that defines the effect as vector data.)

As Bitmap prints transparency in an alpha channel or color effect.

This option prints at the highest available resolution of the printer.

7 To specify which movie Timeline to print, choose a Location option:

For Level, specify the level number of the main Timeline or loaded movie. To use an expression to evaluate to the level, select Expression and enter an expression.

For Target, enter the path to the target movie, or click the Target Path button in the lower right corner and use the Insert Target Path dialog box to locate and select the target movie. To use an expression to evaluate to the target, select Expression and enter an expression.

8 To set the printing boundaries, select a Bounding Box option:

Movie uses the bounding box of an object in the frame labeled #b as the print area for all frames

Max uses the composite bounding box of all printable frames in a Timeline as the print area.

Frame uses the bounding box of the objects in each printable frame of a Timeline as the print area, changing the print area for each frame and the scaling objects to fit the print area. For example, use Frame if you have different-sized objects in each frame and you want each object to fill the printed page.

[SIZE=1]Note: Choosing the Max or Frame bounding box options in the Print action overrides any frames labeled #b for the movie’s bounding box. [/SIZE]