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Database Forum / FoxPro / Reports and Printing / September 2004

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matrix printer & char table28 Sep 2004 21:59 GMT3
i need to print directly to the printer
i'm doing it with the "?" command
but i need to print spanish chars
like "? ? ? ? ? ?"
print quality28 Sep 2004 04:14 GMT1
I am using vfp8 and xp pro as an os. I am attempting to produce a publishing
quality file as you would get from quark. I am using the same images and the
same fonts. The file I am using is a print quality pdf but the resulting
document has a grey background to the images while ...
CHANGE COLOR RECTANGLE27 Sep 2004 06:09 GMT1
Can someone tell me how I can change the  color of a rectangle in a report
when
the report is running
I have a colordefinition in my table like
SET PRINTER TO24 Sep 2004 22:24 GMT2
I'm having difficulty in setting the default printer before I print a
report.
I've tried setting a variable (cPrinter) to the value of a combo box which
has been populated by APRINTERS().
Print and numbers of copies24 Sep 2004 20:09 GMT1
Hi to everyone,
I'm using FOXPRO 6.0 without sp; I have some problem with the numers of
copies, I use a little form were I select the print (set printer to name
GETPRINTER()) and I want print my little report but when I selected 2 or more
Tell Whether A Report Has Been Printered24 Sep 2004 16:19 GMT4
I have a simple statement on one of my forms that allows a user to print a
report to a printer of their choice:
REPORT FORM <creport> TO PRINTER PROMPT
Is there any way to tell whether the report was printed or whether the user
changing report format23 Sep 2004 23:21 GMT3
I created a report that puts each record in a row. When I print it the
printer grays the background of every other line. What can I do to remove
this gray background. I tried to print the report in ascii but nothing comes
out of the printer. Why? Thank you.
Print Custom Labels per copy21 Sep 2004 14:27 GMT7
I have a report which is printed 2 times by hacking the "COPIES=2" in the
.FRX file, now I would like to print "Customer Copy" in the first output and
"Original" in the second.  Any way to do this?
Thanks!
Buffering Dilemma20 Sep 2004 19:29 GMT3
I have  a dilemma with table buffering
When I Add a record in a buffered table
the pointer remains in the record it was before
instead of going to the record  I ve jus added
Maximized print preview.10 Sep 2004 17:09 GMT5
Hi;
Thanks in advance for your help. Is ther a way to get the report print
preview to maximize/full screen.
current command being used:
Using Generic/text only printer in a Win2003 Terminal Server session10 Sep 2004 01:28 GMT2
I am using a PROGRAM compiled with VFP 6. When I print a
report to a GENERIC/TEXT ONLY printer in a local session
it works fine, but when I run the same PROGRAM through a
Windows 2003 Terminal Server session and try to print to
Printing labels08 Sep 2004 14:03 GMT3
Here is or dilemma that we are hoping someone can help us with.
We had shipping software on a computer that when the print button was
pushed, the bill of lading would go to the laser printer and the labels wold
print on the label printer with no interaction from the user. Long ...
Visual FoxPro 9.0 report system whitepapers03 Sep 2004 05:09 GMT1
From Ken Levy's blog
(http://blogs.msdn.com/klevy/archive/2004/08/31/223647.aspx)
Visual FoxPro 9.0 report system whitepapers
We have two new whitepapers posted to the MSDN Library online focusing on
Printing an ASCII file from a VFP EXE03 Sep 2004 02:24 GMT2
When I am in the development environment, I can type this statement in the
command window:
MODIFY FILE filename
Then from the 'File' menu I can select Print and setup anything I want, 4
 
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