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Landscape Orientation Programmatically?
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Reports & Report designer
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00092457
Message ID:
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>>I have not tried it. But the idea to have to support a report (or multiple reports) for each stations soundd tiring enough to me to abandon the thought altogether.
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>>And PMFJI, stands for Pardon Me For J.... In, I guess. Cannot think of what that J stands for.
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>>Marc
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>Marc,
>*J*umping :-)

Thank you. That is reassuring... :)

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>We generally distribute reports separately from the EXE, so we can make changes without sending a new EXE. Our users either have VFP and are encouraged to do reports or they don't, and it doesn't matter.

Since I do a lot of document development these days for which I use the report writer, I was referring to that aspect. Obviously if we are talking about reports in the strict sense, then I agree of course.

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>Concerning the landscape/portrait problems, I clear the EXPR field of everything EXCEPT the line about orientation. With GetPrinter() (or PROMPT), the user can change the printer to his/her network printer, or use his/her default printer without a problem, but the orientation is always correct.
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>HTH

Tiens, Barbara, by the way ... I too have network printers installed to which I have to send those documents, and some of them _must_ print correctly at certain times of the day. I was wondering if it is possible to access Novell Network printer queues without defining printers in W95. I'm always afraid that somebody might by mistake print a Word document on one of the network printers. Besides the fact that the document would not really look nice on a Airway Bill in with 10 copies :), the printer settings could be lost.. It would be a problem to send the codes to restore the printers because we use the generic printer.

Marc

If things have the tendency to go your way, do not worry. It won't last. Jules Renard.
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