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  3. March 2007

Re: Excel POI - set print orientation to default to landscape

Actually, you only need a professional ("Pro") membership, which is much cheaper than ProVIP. I spent more money on lunch yesterday than it costs to get a Pro membership for a year. But, anyway... 

If you don't want to read that article, I'll tell you this:

a) You must get the HSSFPrintSetup object by calling the getPrintSetup()
    method of the HSSFSheet class.

b) Call the setLandscape() method of the HSSFPrintSetup() class to
    set landscape mode.

It's not very difficult.  Granted, you'll have to figure out the right
prototypes to call those two methods, but should be pretty easy.


Scott Schollenberger wrote:

Scott Klement presented information on setting Landscape orientation in
his Club Tech iSeries Programming Tips -- December 8, 2005 newsletter.
I believe you need to be a ProVIP member of SystemiNetwork to access
this link. 
http://iseries.pentontech.com/t?ctl=1B75E:122C08

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