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Re: Flake and printing
by Thomas Zander on Tuesday 06/Jun/2006, @05:36
I know the algorithms, sure. But I'm afraid I need a little more explanation on where you think Tex is usefull to get a kspread sheet on paper.
I only see the use for text areas, not for loads and loads of cells.
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Re: Flake and printing
by Charles de Miramon on Tuesday 06/Jun/2006, @09:49
Well, TeX works with horizontal and vertical lists of boxes with spaces between boxes that are called glue or coils (I do not remember) and then cut this list in pages.

I guess that similar algorithms could apply for printing tables in KSpread.
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