Thanks for the quick feedback. As for printing, I agree. I tried firefox and it would print whatever is currently shown on the screen (which is sometimes good). I wonder if there is a way to include a style sheet in the SVG that uses "page-break-before" to put each slide on a page of it's own. (see http://www.w3schools.com/Css/pr_print_pagebb.asp)
Thanks for the quick feedback. As for printing, I agree. I tried firefox and it would print whatever is currently shown on the screen (which is sometimes good). I wonder if there is a way to include a style sheet in the SVG that uses "page-break-before" to put each slide on a page of it's own. (see http:// www.w3schools. com/Css/ pr_print_ pagebb. asp)
As for creating multi-page PDF documents, here is a JavaScript library (http:// code.google. com/p/jspdf/) see blog post here: http:// blog.rubypdf. com/2009/ 07/14/jspdf- generates- pdf-documents- using-pure- javascript/
The demo link shows an extremly simple way to create a 2 page PDF document. Perhaps that helps?