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yeah. additionally given the complexity of building pdfs ( get the string length, if too wide make it shorter, get the length again, and so on for each line ending for example ), it might be much simpler to generate html and convert the html string with fpdf ( or an equivalent lib ), asking it to fit the page's width. with the additional benefit you don't have to go through the whole learning curve.
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Morning All,<br />
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I'm researching ways to print customer records from MySQL via PHP into a PDF file.<br />
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Does anyone have a good place to kick this off?<br />
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Jason
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Morning All,

I'm researching ways to print customer records from MySQL via PHP into a PDF file.

Does anyone have a good place to kick this off?

Jason

Generate PDF from MySQL using PHP

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