A form's print view refers to the pdf (or other image types such as tiff, png..) generated when the form is submitted (ex: Pdf attached to an emailed submission). 

You can configure your forms to control which fields are visible in the printed view. This is done via the printable property set in the form designer. Printable is checked by default. If you un-check this property then the control will not appear in the printed view. This property can also be set dynamically via a business rule by setting <control>.printable = [true|false]. 

Page Breaks

Page breaks can be added to the print view by adding the special f-page-break to any control's CSS Class property. Any control with f-page-break will start at the top of new page. In the example below, the Room Information tab prints on a new page.

Custom Print Styling

You can also style your form's print view via a custom theme. This enables you to have one look & feel in use mode and a different look & feel in print mode. See the themes chapter for details and examples.

International Characters in PDFs (Print View) and Submission

Support for international characters in PDFs (Print View) and  submissions can be implemented with a work-around using a custom theme. The customized theme will ensure the correct font-family is in place so Internationalization (i18n) fonts will be used in  Print View and when you check Save PDF on your form for submissions. A Unicode font with broad language support is recommended.

Follow the steps below:

• Stop the Live Forms server
• Uncompress/expand the frevvo.war file. This is typically located here: <frevvo-home>/tomcat/webapps/frevvo.war 
• Add your font file (unifont.tff file is an example) to WEB-INF/fonts directory
• Re-WAR to create a new updated frevvo.war file.
• Replace the original frevvo.war file with the new updated frevvo.war file, typically located here: <frevvo-home>/tomcat/webapps/frevvo.war
• Re-start your Live Forms server
• Download  one of Live Forms  global themes (for example, nouveau blue or nouveau) and save the zip file to your desktop.
• Unzip the zip file.
• Add css code to the form.css file - see the example below

• Zip the files back as they were
• Upload the zip file to Live Forms as an Application or Designer Theme by clicking the New  icon on the appropriate screen.
• Create a new form and choose the custom theme from the new form wizard (or if you are editing an existing form, replace the current theme with your newly customized theme).
• Check Save PDF on the Form Property panel
• Test the form with international translations 
• Print View and form submission PDFs should be generated with international characters 

Here is an example of the css code using a free bitmap font (unifont). It is possible more code will need to be added to cover additional control types: 

.s-print form { 	
       font-family: unifont; 
}  
.s-print .f-form label { 	
       font-family: unifont; 	background-color: yellow; 
} 
.s-print .f-input .input, .s-print .f-select1 .select, .s-print .f-select1 .textarea, .s-print .f-select .textarea, .s-print .f-textarea .textarea { 	font-family: unifont; 
} 

Custom Print Button

All forms automatically have a print icon at the top of the form. You can hide the print button my deselecting the forms' printable property in the form designer. If you need to add a print button anywhere other than at the top of the form, you can do so by following these steps:

1. Add a message control to your form
2. Add the following HTML to your message control

<center> 
<a title="Print this form" href="?print=true&amp;format=pdf" class="f-tb-print"><span id="f-form-tb-print-span">Print PDF</span></a>
</center>