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I have a problem with printing the contents (a JChart) to a laser
printer.   The printer is a panasonic KX-P7200.  Now the reason I
specify the printer is that if I print to an epsom sylus color 600 it
prints just fine!!  When printing to the panasonic the program hangs
when I call printAll() on the chart.  I have tried to call printAll() on
the frame and it dose not work either.  The offending code is the
following.

/** This method gets the graphics from the print job, resizes the graph
to fit onto 
    the page, and sends the graph to the printer.   
  */
public void print(PrintJob job) {
         System.out.println("In method print");
         Graphics page = job.getGraphics();
         System.out.println("Got the graphics object");
	 Dimension pagesize = job.getPageDimension();
         System.out.println("Got job dimentions");
	 chart.setSize(pagesize.width, pagesize.height);
         System.out.println("Set the size");
	 chart.printAll(page);				// This is where it hangs.  If I remove this
line I can get the right number of 
                                                        // blank pages.
         System.out.println("chart.printAll");
	 page.dispose();   // End the page--send it to the printer.
         System.out.println("Printed the chart");
        }
   
   /** There are 13 graphs for every member and this method cycles
through all of 
       the graphs and sends them to the print method.
     */
   public void setPrint(){
         Toolkit toolkit = this.getToolkit();
    		 PrintJob job = toolkit.getPrintJob(this, "Graphs", printprefs);
         System.out.println("Got print job");
         Dimension size = this.getSize(); // remember the size;
         if (job == null)
            return;

         // print the first two graphs
         resetPChart(0, astrMembers[0]);
         print(job);
         resetPChart(1, astrMembers[0]);
         print(job);
         // print one of the remaning graphs for every member
          for (int x = 2; x < 14; x++) {
          	 for (int y = 0; y < astrMembers.length; y++) {
              resetPChart(x,astrMembers[y]);
              print(job);
          	}
         }
         job.end();           // End the print job.
         this.setSize(size);  // Return the page to its original size
         chart.setSize(this.getSize());
         resetChart();		    // Resets the chart to the original position
    } 

If anyone could help me with this I would be most grateful as the person
I am writing this for is getting somwhat annoyed at the amonut of
trouble printing is causing.

Thank you for your time.

Olli.