Does RB10 no longer work on Win98 machine?
Hi
Just sent a client a update which includes RB10.04 for the first time and
all was well until he found a machine still in use that is running Windows
98. This machine will not run my app now, it just gives an AV as soon as it
tries to run.
Am I correct in saying that he needs to upgrade the machine or is there some
way around it?
Thanks
Phil
Just sent a client a update which includes RB10.04 for the first time and
all was well until he found a machine still in use that is running Windows
98. This machine will not run my app now, it just gives an AV as soon as it
tries to run.
Am I correct in saying that he needs to upgrade the machine or is there some
way around it?
Thanks
Phil
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Comments
Follow each of these steps...
- Configure RB to use one of the simpler themes such as the 'Default' or
'WinXP'. (The 'Office2003' theme will not work properly on Win98). See
article below.
- make sure that you are using RB 10.04 (check the Help | About box of the
designer). If you are not using RB 10.04, then email
info@digital-metaphors.com and request an update.
- email support@digital-metaphors.com and request the 'Theme related patch
for RB 10.04'.
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Tech Tip: ReportBuilder Themes
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ReportBuilder 10 introduces support for Themes (Skins). There are a couple
of options for specifying which theme is used.
1. Report Designer
From the Report Designer select View | Themes from the main menu and then
select the theme that you would like to use. The specified theme will be
stored in RBuilder.ini and used as the default theme the next time you run
RB.
2. RBuilder.ini.
When deploying an application, you can deploy RBuilder.ini so that
ReportBuilder will use a specific theme.
3. TppThemeManager
At run-time TppThemeManager can be used to programmatically use specify a
theme.
TppThemeManager is defined in ppToolbarTBX.pas. Here are the public class
methods.
TppThemeManager = class
public
class function GetCurrentThemeName: String;
class procedure GetThemeNames(aThemeNames: TStrings);
class procedure SavePreferences;
class procedure SetCurrentTheme(aThemeName: String);
end;
Example:
uses
ppToolbarTBX;
TppThemeManager.SetCurrentTheme(Office2003');
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com