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Memo Field

edited June 2003 in General

From: "Trish Lee"
Subject: Memo Field
Date: Monday, 2 June 2003 19:09

Hi I am using Delphi 5 and Report builder ver 7.02
I am using a stretchable memo field - when I add lines to the memo field,
the font size changes.
Can I stop this, I want the font to remain the same.
The memo field is in the detail line of a report.

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Regards


Trish Lee
Barcode Logic Pty Ltd
P.O. Box 62
Budgewoi 2262
NSW Australia
trish@barcodelogic.com.au
www.barcodelogic.com.au


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  • edited June 2003
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    Article: Why Preview may not Match Printed Output
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    ReportBuilder uses the Printer device context to perform all calculations
    required to generate the report pages. This includes measuring text,
    wrapping text, and calculating the vertical page space required by a
    stretchable component such as a memo.

    Using the Printer device context results in a very high degree of accuracy
    when printing to the printer. For report Preview, all page elements must be
    scaled back to the screen. A typical printer has a resolution of 600 pixels
    per inch (or more). A typical screen has 96 pixels per inch. Thus there is
    some loss of fidelity in rendering to the screen.

    For multi-line text such as memos, ReportBuilder sometimes shrinks the font
    size for the preview so that the rendered text can fit within the required
    vertical page space. Even when True Type fonts this is sometimes necessary.


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    Best Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com
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