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  • I didn't realize this was a tech support forum, I was just trying to
    find someplace to go for help because I can't find help anywhere else.
    How much would it be for a forum support contract?



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  • Sorry Nard,

    Not sure on the delphi version?

    Report Builder Version 9.03
    Windows XP
    Oracle Database

    I am using the OnCalc event for a DBCalc operator.

    I actually got the code to work using the abo…
  • Hi,

    I am from India and CP is my initial used along with my name.

    My full name is : Remesh CP. This is the short of my Middle name and
    Last Name. We are using the same as in all the records...

    If you need the e…
  • Hi,

    Thanks for your information.

    Please note detais:
    Windows Version - Windows XP
    Delphi Version - Delphi 2006
    ReportBuilder Version - Version 9.02
    Data Access Environment - Advantage Database Server
  • >Thanks a lot for this :)

    Thank you for this tip. I got the idea to use TRichView wrapper for
    QuickReport …
  • Thanks a lot for this :)

    I am now using the TRichView component in conjunction with the
    ReportBuilder RichVie…
  • Hi Nard,
    I have checked our mail server, spam folder, there isn't any mail sent by you.

    I sent same mail to Lisa, she answered it. She forwarded our mail to you.

    Anyway, thanks for answer.

    I set beforeprint even…
  • you need to interrupt the button print and do your own.

    I cannot remember how it was done it v. 7--look at the source--I think you
    assign a method to the button's click, but you should be able to find it.

    Ed Dressel
  • My code is in the descendent object of a TppPreview. It is basically:

    self.Report.ShowPrintDialog := false;
    self.Print;

    I still see the dialog box asking me to choose the printer. What am I doing
    wrong?

  • > Is there a way to print w/o getting the select printer dialog?

    TppReport.ShowPrintDialog := False;


    I've seldom had a problem with Report Builder--maybe version 6? Moving from
    the beta to the relea…
  • Is there a way to print w/o getting the select printer dialog?

    I am leary about upgrading as it always seems to introduce new problems.

    Problem I'm having right now is with Pragnaan and PDF output... If I upgrade
    I suppose…
  • The makers of PDF995 have been helpful with this... I think I just need one
    more question answered... how do I print report from TppPreview and suppress
    the printer select window?

  • Same problems as before, but here is latest code and notes...

    procedure ExportPDFFile;
    var
    engIdx : integer;
    savePtr : string;
    begin
    engIdx := self.Report.PrinterSetup.PrinterNames.In…
  • okay, my code was from an archive viewer, but I believe the principle
    remains the same--witha few changes ;-)

    HTH,
    Ed Dressel
    Team DM
  • It looks like at this point it is all you have... my old code is similar:

    if lViewer.ArchivePageNo < lTargetPageNu then
    begin
    while (lViewer.ArchivePageNo < lViewer.ArchivePageCount) and
    (lViewer.Arc…
  • Ed:

    I placed a Viewer on the form and assigned the report to it.
    How do I control the pagination now. I tried using to GotoPage
    method od the viewer like this...

    if ppReport5.PageNo > (ppReport5.PageCount div 2)…
  • I can't speak to 6.03, but in the latest version, you can drop a TppViewer
    (which I think was in 6.x, but I don't recall) on the page and have total
    control of how it views/behaves.

    Ed Dressel
    Team DM

  • > My only concern now are those procedures/routines that were using idSMTP

    I have no idea--you may want to start over by reinstalling Indy. Hard to say
    without lots of specs, and then still really hard to say :-)

    Ed <…
    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • I did compile it.

    What I did not do is check for those dcu files in the source directory and
    copy the new one over to the lib directory.

    All is fine now.

    My only concern now are those procedures/routines that w…
    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • recompile it.

    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • Did that now I get Fatal Error 'TXRB' compiled with different version of
    SMTP.

    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • That was done, now I get a fatal error

    [Fatal Error] frmCustomCabinetReports.pas(9): Unit TXRB was compiled with a
    different version of IdSMTP.TIdSMTP

    TIA


    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • packages (DPK). After that be sure there are no old packages on your
    computer (search the hard drive for the file names and copy the new ones
    over the top of the old ones, and may need to close Delphi to do any of
    that).

    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • I've never done that before, what do I open to recompile?

    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • you can try recompiling Waler's comps.

    Ed Dressel
    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008

  • in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • > Indy10 made a big mistake that I do not understand. It breaks existing

    FWFW, Indy breaks a lot of code, even inside of a version--even when they
    do not have to (could have easily stubbed it out). When I inquired about it,
    in idglobal? Comment by rbuser July 2008
  • Hi Mr Moseley!

    For your first suggestion to let the user select a default language on the
    installation of our programm:
    My boss didn?t like that idea and you?ll have to admit that for the end
    user it would be hard to unders…
  • OK thanks

  • very similar to what is shown in the demo:

    You ahve a sub report of columns for the store names in the header.

    You have a sub report for the values in the detail.

    You have a sub report in the footer for the sub-total…