>Thank you very much
>
> Moisés

You're welcome.

I do hope, though, that you start using #DEFINE and #INCLUDE.

For instance, take a look at #PC_RESET. I use this before I print any report, to reset the printer to a "known state". If I later find out I have to add something here, I add it - but I don't have to change every report that uses it. I do have to recompile, though - #DEFINEs are evaluated at compile time.

BTW, if you have to print to two or more different printers (that use different codes), you may consider changing the #DEFINEs to variables.


Additional examples of #DEFINE:

#DEFINE TRUE .T.

MyValue = TRUE



* Exclusive OR
#DEFINE XOR #

if (empty(a)) XOR (empty(b))



* Carriage return + line feed; combination required in some cases instead of chr(13)
#define CRLF chr(13) + chr(10)

wait window "Hello" + CRLF + "How are you?"

In every case, in actual practice I have the #DEFINE in an include file.

Hilmar.