Print Preview Not retaining form size
Hi
Just installed RB 14.05
In previous versions if I re size the Preview window it has retained these
size values and uses these when next opened. On 14.05 the preview reverts
back to its original postage stamp size. I have made a video to illustrate
this...
http://www.pcdata.co.uk/images/RBPreviewNotRetainingSize.wmv
Please advise how to retain size as this is important to our users - other
RB Forms retain their position - all but the Print Preview.
By the way I use the following line to redirect the rbuilder.ini using the
following....
ppDesigner1.IniStorageName := StrPas(winPath) + '\rbuilder.ini';
Regards
Philip L Jackson
Just installed RB 14.05
In previous versions if I re size the Preview window it has retained these
size values and uses these when next opened. On 14.05 the preview reverts
back to its original postage stamp size. I have made a video to illustrate
this...
http://www.pcdata.co.uk/images/RBPreviewNotRetainingSize.wmv
Please advise how to retain size as this is important to our users - other
RB Forms retain their position - all but the Print Preview.
By the way I use the following line to redirect the rbuilder.ini using the
following....
ppDesigner1.IniStorageName := StrPas(winPath) + '\rbuilder.ini';
Regards
Philip L Jackson
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Comments
Which version of ReportBuilder are you upgrading from? I made a quick
test with RB 12.05 and the preview form size was not saved between previews.
It would be possible to save the preview form size once it is closed,
then re-assign the size each time a report is previewed.
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Re response below - can you illustrate how to do this instead a simple
maximised setting.
Regards
PLJ
You mentioned in your initial post that the preview form size was in
fact saved in previous versions. Which version was this? I can check
the old source and hopefully easily see where the change occurred.
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com