nicocizik
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Hi Tony,
I am unable to reproduce this behavior on my own machine. Please send a
simple example to support@digital-metaphors.com and I'll take a look for
you.
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Reid,
Can you reproduce this error with one of the ReportBuilder demos? Please do
so and let me know the exact steps I can take to reproduce the error on my
computer.
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Tony,
Since nested regions are not supported, you can use a group instead. Try
creating a group (based on the key field) around the detail band and set the
Group.KeepTogether property to true. This way all three regions will k… -
Niel,
When trying to emulate the mailmerge demo, be sure that the
Report.DetailBand.PrintCount is set to 1. This way, only one record from
the detail band will print per page.
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Dennis,
It is possible to set the 'Count' SQL function using DADE in the 'calc' tab
of the Query Designer. You will have to select the 'Expression' option and
enter the function in manually. Then you must be sure to group by a… -
Dirk,
Your best approach for this type of report would be to start by generating
all pages initially, pulling them out of the report, and placing them in a
list. Then you can reorder them as you like and send them to the device… -
Dirk,
I'm not sure if I completely understand what you are asking. If you are
trying to print multiple copies of your duplexed report, try placing your
Report.Print command in a loop and printing from there.
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Dirk,
The only way I can see to accomplish this is to format your report manually
so it will print the way you need it. You can do this by placing Section
style subreports for each new page and placing a blank subreport where y… -
Justin,
For ordering information, please contact sales@digital-metaphors.com.
It is possible to order ReportBuilder from our website at
http://www.digital-metaphors.com… -
James,
Below is an example of loading the screen image of a report into a Delphi
image placed on a form. This should help get you started in the right
direction.
in Saving a bitmap of the page Comment by nicocizik April 2003 -
Tim,
There should be no need to create new data access components or
datapipelines every time you want to print a new report. If you simply
change the SQL in the your query and reprint the report, the changes will
occur. … -
Tim,
The Report.Reset procedure clears out the entire report cache so you won't
receive cached data after it is called. First try taking ReportBuilder out
of the equation and find out if your data is being properly updated. Ho… -
Santy,
It is not possible to cancel a request to the database once it has already
been made. The best way to control this would be to show a dialog before
the report previews that explains how long the report will take to load … -
Santy,
I am unable to recreate the issue on my machine. Please send a demo of the
problem to support@digital-metaphors.com and I'll take a look at it for you.
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Gary,
Thanks for the suggestion. Be sure that you install TeeChart before you
install ReportBuilder so that the proper RB TeeChart wrapper packages get
installed. Then when installing ReportBuilder, select the correct version<… -
Gary,
Thank you for upgrading to ReportBuilder 7.02. We currently support
TeeChart Version 6.00. We will have a mantainance release which will
include TeeChart 6.01 support. It is very easy to add TeeChart 6.01 support
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Please see the ReportBuilder Help under the ReportBuilder Reference |
TeeChart | Delphi X... section. This page gives you a complete description
of which versions of TeeChart are supported. To summarize, TeeChart
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Hi Luke,
Make sure your library path is pointing to the BuilderControls source. This
way new .dcu files can be made with the new version of ReportBuilder.
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Alex,
The version of TeeChart that comes with Delphi, does not include the full
source code. Therefore you will need to either buy a registered version of
TeeChart that is supported by the version of ReportBuilder you are using… -
That was a typo, I meant to say driver dependent.
We want you to use the latest driver for the best chance of success. The
reason you get different behavior from Word vs. ReportBuilder is that we're
each using different Windows… -
Bernd,
Greyscaling is driver independent. Make sure you have the latest printer
driver for the machines with the issue.
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Etienne,
If the margins of the report exceed the printable area of the printer, the
report engine will skip to the next page and eventually do so endlessly.
Try increasing the margins of your report before you print to the newMake sure you are not changing the report's printer setup/page definition
during runtime. This would cause
the report to repaginate all the pages.
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Gilbert,
I cannot recreate this behavior on my own machine. Please try downloading
the trial version of ReportBuilder 7.02 and see if you receive the same
results.
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We had cases where left-to-right column traversal did not work with 6.03 but
that's great if you have it working the way you need. The problem has been
fixed in ReportBuilder 7.02.
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You're right Ed, to clarify, only left-to-right column traversal didn't work
in 6.03. Top-to-bottom works fine.
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Gilbert,
Columnar subreports did not work in RB version 6.03. Please upgrade to RB
7.02.
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Article: Adding new BarCode types
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ReportBuilder natively supports the following barcode types:
- Codabar
- Code 128
- Cod…Steve,
Try placing a group around the column that breaks on a static invisible
variable or lable. Then place your summary information in the group footer
band.
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Hi,
There are a few ways to access a group footer by index...
1. Use the Report.Groups[].FooterBand property.
2. Use the Report.GroupFooter[] property. This method is probably the
easiest.
3. You …