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Hi Richard,
How are you linking your Master and Detail pipelines? If you are using
Delphi parameters, then the datasets need to be opened for every detail
record. This typically slows your report generation down. Try usingSorry, my mistake.... TppItemOptionType is found in the ppRptExpCommon.pas
file.
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Hi Lauchlan,
1. Kurt answered this one correctly: Add ppTypes to your "uses" clause.
2. Add ppGIF to your "uses" clause.
3. Add ppRptExp to your "uses" clause.
Check out the new Demo applications for e…Hi Marco,
Your code looks fine. Is the memo printing outside the rectangle when you
print to your printer or just to the screen. As a test, try zooming in to
250% in your preview window and see if the text is actually outside …Hi Paul,
I'll research our API calls some when I get a chance and see if I can
perhaps find a solution for this issue. I'll let you know as soon as I get
something.
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Hi Paul,
I downloaded the Epson Stylus Color 850 driver, set it as my default printer
and was able to recreate the issue. This leads me to believe that it is a
printer driver issue. I switched back to using my HP LaserJet 5 an…Hi Paul,
I tried diligently to recreate this issue without success. I created a
report on my XP machine, then moved it to my 2K machine and previewed the
template (loading it in code) but could still see all the DBTexts withHi Ivan,
There is no built-in functionality to halt the completing of a page once
printing has finished. One thing to try would be to decrease the size of
the paper you are using so the printer will stop feeding the paper as cl…Hello,
ReportBuilder 6 is only supported by Delphy 4, 5, and 6. If you would like
to use ReportBuilder with Delphi 7, you need to upgrade to the current
version of ReportBuilder (7.03).
RB 7 includes.....
…Hi Johnnie,
A TppDBMemo component is separated into separate strings (based on a carrage
return or the point a word wrap occured) and placed into a TStringList
before being written to a report. It would be possible to perhaps t…Hi Jim,
The problem with using screen pixels is that when printing, you loose some
precision due to the fact that that your screen is probably set to 96 pixels
per inch and your printer at a minimum is set to 300 dots per inch. …Hi David,
Try using the PageStyle. Objects in the PageStyle will print behind the
object in the bands on each page. You could put logic in your report to
only show the PageStyle when you hide the detail band. Access the PageS…Hi,
This question was answered in an earlier post...
If you have ReportBuilder 7.03, send an email to
support@digital-metaphors.com requesting the patch and we'll send it right
out.
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Hi Neil,
I agree with Jim. If you have it working on one printer and not another,
there has to be a difference in printer drivers/ settings. If you increase
the Left margin drastically, are the characters still cut off? Check…Hi Radek,
Sorry, ReportBuilder does not contain any logic for handling multi byte
character sets or the unicode character set.
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Hi Sergey,
The OnPageRequest returns the TppPageRequest object which in turn contains
the enumerated type TppPageSettingType, and the integer number of the page
requested. For instance if you are in the Previewer and you select…Hi Jim,
Please contact sales@digital-metaphors.com with your serial number and/or
email address you used when you purchased RB 7. The updated link will then
be sent to you asap.
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Hi Sergey,
You could use the Report.OnStartPage event to check what page the report is
on, then perhaps using a case statement define how many detail records you
would like on each page. Something like the following...Hi Sergey,
Try using the TppDetailBand.PrintCount to control how many detail records
are printed per page.
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Hi Diego,
Sorry, Unidirectional datasets are not supported by ReportBuilder.
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Hi Felix,
Some printers have problems with certain images. As a test try turning the
transparency of your images off and see if that helps. Also be sure you
have the latest printer driver installed.
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Hi Sydney,
To answer your second question, every subreport can be made drill down by
simply setting the TppSubReport.DrillDownComponent property to the component
you would like to click to expand the subreport. This is a publis…Hi Aleksey,
1. The following example shows how to print a line just after the last
detail record prints. You can do this by getting the bottom position of the
page and subtracting the detail band's position rectangle bottom pos…Hi Campbell,
You should be able to do this directly from ReportBuilder by setting the
Report.ShowPrintDialog to False, then setting the
Report.PrinterSetup.PrinterName equal to the name of the RightFax printer.
Be sure to s…Hi Stephan,
Sorry, ReportBuilder does not have an HTML component. You will either need
to emulate the HTML with report components or convert the HTML to RTF and
display them in the TppRichText component.
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Hi Regine,
Try setting the Report.CachePages property to True and see if that helps.
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Hi John,
Sorry, there is no built in support yet for rotating text components.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Hi Paul,
Adding a native rotated label to ReportBuilder is currently on our "To-Do"
list. For now, you might have a look at the TppBarCode component. This
component has the ability to rotate in 90 Degree increments and uses th…Hi Paul,
Before trying to rotate the label on your own, I suggest checking out the
RotatedText component available for download from our web site. This add-on
component offers an Angle property to a normal TppLabel. You can do…Hi David,
Please send an example of this in .zip format to
support@digital-metaphors.com and I'll find a solution for you.
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