end user designer and charset option
Hi I have seen a few posts here about a problem I'm facing as well.
the problem is that some computers are not configured correctly to
support the native language as the default_charset and as a result
the printing comes out as carbage. is there any hope to add charset
support on the end user designer this would go a long way to solve
almost all my problems (or just add multiple fonts with charset
indication in the font combobox).
Thank you for you time and effort
Regards
Yannis Kozikopoulos
Software Engineer
Market Data & Analysis
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the problem is that some computers are not configured correctly to
support the native language as the default_charset and as a result
the printing comes out as carbage. is there any hope to add charset
support on the end user designer this would go a long way to solve
almost all my problems (or just add multiple fonts with charset
indication in the font combobox).
Thank you for you time and effort
Regards
Yannis Kozikopoulos
Software Engineer
Market Data & Analysis
------------------------------------------------------
PROFILE ?. ?.
Sigrou Av 199, 171 21 Athens
Phone: +30 210 9301200, Fax: +30 210 9301222
e-mail: jkozikopoulos@profile.gr
www.profile.gr
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Comments
Have a look at TppFontList located in ppUtils.pas, it is used to build a
list of available fonts that are installed on a machine. It includes the
CharSet information. This is what is displayed in the drop down list of the
report designer and is used internally to assign the Label.Font property,
etc. The Font.Name and Font.CharSet are always assigned.
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Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com