Multiple page design layers
Hi,
In addition to previous mail regarding design layers.
I created 2 page style design layers.
a) the letter head used on the first page only
b) the letter head used on all pages
Address information is printed in a). A logo is part of b). By
overlaying the 2 layers I can emulate the 2 kind of pre printed paper
this company uses, when printing to pdf.
The idea is to setup the pagestyle property for these individual layers
so a) has PageStyle.PageSetting := psFirstPage and b) has
PageStyle.PageSetting := psAll to control the visibility of the layers.
How can I control the visibility of the individual layers to achieve above?
Kind regards,
Jeroen Röttink
JR-soft software solutions.
In addition to previous mail regarding design layers.
I created 2 page style design layers.
a) the letter head used on the first page only
b) the letter head used on all pages
Address information is printed in a). A logo is part of b). By
overlaying the 2 layers I can emulate the 2 kind of pre printed paper
this company uses, when printing to pdf.
The idea is to setup the pagestyle property for these individual layers
so a) has PageStyle.PageSetting := psFirstPage and b) has
PageStyle.PageSetting := psAll to control the visibility of the layers.
How can I control the visibility of the individual layers to achieve above?
Kind regards,
Jeroen Röttink
JR-soft software solutions.
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Comments
DesignLayers.
Adding the ability to control component visibility at the DesignLayer level
is on the ToDo list.
For now, there is a DesignLayer.GetComponents(aComponents: TList) method you
could use to write a utility function to control the visibility.
Thanks again for the feedback.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
Op 16-4-2013 21:32, Nard Moseley (Digital Metaphors) schreef:
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Kind regards,
Jeroen Röttink
JR-soft software solutions