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mlinitialize the Frame?
FROM : David Wu
DATE : Thu Nov 21 23:00:51 2002

Well.. it appears from this that your custom view has no size set..  it
may very well be in the print panel, but you just can't see it. 
initWithFrame: is the designated initializer for NSView...

normally an accessory view is loaded from a nib, so it has controls and
such in it.

>    customePrintView = [[NSView alloc] init];
>    [printOp setAccessoryView:customePrintView];
>    [printOp setShowPanels:YES];
>    [printOp runOperation];
>


what's the proper syntax for the setting up absolute size for a view??
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