problem with print in difficult formats
how can the following problems be solved??
As I receive the correct transfer and/or the sum with the summation of
an amount field on each side. The transfer (sum) on the first side
always contains the first value of the second side.
As a change can be made of:
1. 1. Side of a report in portrait format, 2.Seite in the landscape format
print, no Subreport;
- 2. 1.Seite of a report duo-tone printing, 2. and 3. Side as single
pressure without Subreport;
- 3. 1. Triple (detail), 2 prints side of a report. 3. and 4. Side in each
case as control footing report group only single print
Thank you for the answer
Dieter
As I receive the correct transfer and/or the sum with the summation of
an amount field on each side. The transfer (sum) on the first side
always contains the first value of the second side.
As a change can be made of:
1. 1. Side of a report in portrait format, 2.Seite in the landscape format
print, no Subreport;
- 2. 1.Seite of a report duo-tone printing, 2. and 3. Side as single
pressure without Subreport;
- 3. 1. Triple (detail), 2 prints side of a report. 3. and 4. Side in each
case as control footing report group only single print
Thank you for the answer
Dieter
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Comments
a landscape layout, and the other template configured with a portrait
layout. Load them dynamically at runtime based on the printer setup options
that your user selects.
2 and 3. I'm not sure what you are asking.
Some tips: Use the Report.OnEndPage event to control the printer setup on
the Report.Engine.Page.PrinterSetup object. See the printer and devices
thread on our Tech-Tips newsgroup. Use subreports in a main report in order
to help control the data which is printed per page, by using Section style
subreports, in a configuration as shown in the main reports demo project
#51-52.
If all else fails, you can reorder the pages maually. Let the report
generate pages, either the way you have them now, or by using separate
subreports. Then pull these from an inmemory cache and send them manually to
the printer device or screen device. Here is are a couple of examples:
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/SpreadSheetStyleReport.zip
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/Booklet.zip
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
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