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Hi Mark,
There should be no code needed. Simply place two system variables on your
report, one set to show the page number (PageNo) and one set to show the
copy number (CopyNo). Use the edit toolbar in the designer to adjust… -
Hi Mark,
ReportBuilder 11 includes new options for the TppSystemVariable to show the
copy number for each separate copy of a report. If you need more
customization than that, take a look at the following rbWiki article.
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Hi JD,
What exactly do you need to change with the ReportBuilder source? If you've
found a bug, perhaps we can help with a fix.
The source to RAP is not included with ReportBuilder. If you change the
interface sec… -
Hi Sven,
Sorry for the delay, upon further research the complete PrinterSetup is
saved down with each TppPage object in an archive. It may be possible to
access the TppPage's PrinterSetup object from the OnReadPage event. Fr… -
Hi Sven,
An archive file is simply a snapshot of a printed report (similar to a PDF
file). This means it just stores the generated drawcommands from each
completed page but does not have any of the underlying generation orHi Sven,
Sorry I didn't see you post.
How does the report know which page is sent to a certain bin? Where are you
setting the bin when printing from the archive reader?
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Regards,
Nico Cizik<…Hi Serge,
You need to set the copies property inside the OnInitializePrinterSetup
event of the archive reader. This will ensure the printer setup is applied
to every page in the archive.
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Regards,
Hi Willo,
You can manually change the TppGroup.BreakName property to select a new
field for the group to break on. Ideally you would want to set the value
before you make a call to Report.Print.
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Regards,Hi Bugra,
This is not a known issue. Try completely removing the installation from
your machine and re-installing. Be sure you do not have any firewall or
virus software that could be limiting the install application.
<…Hi Daniel,
If you set the AllowPrintToFile property to True, it should simply extend
the print dialog to give the user the option to print to file. If they
would then like to print to a file, they can check the Print to File …Hi Caralene,
The easiest way to go about this is to keep all the processing in SQL code
on your database. The key is to be able to group your query by a bi-weekly
timeframe. Depending on which database you are using, this ma…Hi Chantal,
One option is to use a region instead of a shape. Regions display as shapes
when printed and you can hold the key to select multiple objects
inside a region without actually selecting the region itself.
Hi Frederick,
Using DADE, and the TdaSQLBuilder object, you can take full control over the
querys created in code. Take a look at some of the dade examples located in
the Developer's Guide for a starting point. Then take a l…Hi Frederick,
The easiest way to go about this would be to utilize the DADE and RAP
features of ReportBuilder Enterprise. DADE (which is available in your
version of RB Pro) allows you to define and save your datasets inside …Hi Ray,
Set the Report.ShowPrinterDialog property to False.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
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Hi Ray,
There is no built-in batch printing however it would be fairly easy to add
each template (.rtm) file name to a TStringList then loop through each name
and print each report.
for liIndex := 0 to ReportsList.C…Hi Ray,
The ReportBuilder designer does not include a zooming feature. This is
something we would like to add to the product as we move forward.
Holding the key and pressing an arrow key will allow you to make
sma…Hi Scott,
This was the big change with the timing of RAP events for RB 10. For the
most part, our goal is to keep all new versions of ReportBuilder backward
compatible however in some cases we are forced to correct a major fl…Hi Scott,
For ReportBuilder 10, we needed to move the order of when the GlobalOnCreate
event fired. Try moving your RAP code to one of the new earlier events such
as the OnInitializeParameters or OnBeforeOpenDataPipelines.Hi Avalon,
The TppForm class, which is the ancestor to the TppCancelDialog contains the
public property "Report". This can be typecast to a TppReport object which
then gives you access to the AbsolutePageNo, AbsolutePageCount…Hi Avalon,
It is possible to replace any dialog in ReportBuilder with your own custom
one. In this case, you will want to replace the cancel dialog located in
the ppCDlg.pas file.
in RB 10.09/D6 custom print progress form Comment by nicocizik November 2008Hi Igor,
The Eastern European and Russian charset differences were added for the PDF
export in the latest version of ReportBuilder. In testing with another
customer I was able to successfully see the alternate characters (Eas…Hi Fita,
Take a look at the following rbWiki articles on how to detect if the user
printed to the printer...
Hi Davide,
If you are using the standard version of TeeChart, you may need to build
your application with packages in order to compile successfully. Otherwise,
you will need to upgrade to TeeChart Pro.
I also sugge…Hi Kevin,
This is a difficult one. Below are a couple suggestions.
1. Are you trying to send these emails using Outlook 2007 or Indy? If you
are using Outlook, then you will be using the MAPI plugin, not the Indy
Hi Kevin,
If no file is defined in the Report.EmailSettings.FileName, the Windows API
function GetTempPath is called to assign a path. The name of the file is
set to the Report.PrinterSetup.DocumentName property. Below is ho…This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
Hi Kevin,
This is not a known issue. Which email plugin are you using to access
Outlook? Are you able to get the same behavior when running the email demo
located in the \RBuilder\Demos\1. Reports\... directory (dm0110.pas).…Hi Hans,
Try using the single variable in the main report's summary band to keep
track of the main report's total as well. Use it's OnCalc event to keep
track of totals calculated in the main report, then when the subreport i…