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Hi John,
This depends on the font used and/or the version of Delphi you are using.
If the font being used supports the Hebrew charset and your machine's
regional settings are set to use the Hebrew language, the correct ch… -
Hi Rick,
Does this behavior only occur for certain (transparent) gif files? Have you
tried using a different image format (jpeg, bitmap)?
Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in Transparent Gif printing in black Comment by nicocizik February 2011 -
Hi Rick,
This is not a known issue. Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are
you using? Does this behavior only occur with transparent Gif files? Does
this occur when viewing the report on screen and printing to theHi Kenneth,
For future reference, please send all attachments to
support@digital-metaphors.com.
This is interesting behavior that we have not seen before. If possible,
please send a simple example that demonstrates…Hi Jeroen,
The Magic SQL object is not natively exposed to RAP. You would need to
create a passthru function or register an RTTI class for the TdaSQL object
perhaps.
We will consider exposing this for a later relea…Hi Ueliton,
For future reference please send all attachments to
support@digital-metaphors.com.
Please send a simple example demonstrating this issue that we can run on our
machines in .zip format to us and we will t…Hi Bob,
Yes, this will delete the file generated after the email has been sent.
This property is set to True by default.
Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in Undocumented property Comment by nicocizik February 2011Hi Bob,
Currently the Email dialog is not exposed for manual altering at runtime.
In order to customize its initial settings you will need to create a custom
email dialog (basically a copy of the original dialog) with the
C…Hi Bob,
Setting the EmailSettings.ShowEmailDialog will show the built-in email
dialog when you make a call to Report.SendMail. If you would like to skip
the built-in email dialog and automatically open a MAPI enabled dialog <…Hi Bob,
If you are loading templates, you are experiencing the same issue as you did
with making the EmailSettings properties stick. Once you load a template,
the event is no longer attached to the report.
To work …Hi Bob,
Are you certain this code is executing? Try placing a break point inside
the event to be sure.
In my testing with the exact same code, the email button was properly
hidden.
Regards,Hi Carlos,
We have made many enhancements to the printer logic since RB 10. I suggest
downloading a trial copy of RB 12.03 and testing with that. We also exposed
the PrinterSetup.DeviceSettings property which gives you direc…Hi Jason,
Does this occur on your user's machine when you try to export any report?
Are there multiple places in your app where you are calling Print? The only
way this error is given is from outside alteration of ReportBuild…Hi Jason,
This error generally implies that you are creating your own file device,
assigning its publisher, then making a call to Report.Print. If you are
creating your own file device (PDF) you need to be sure to call
…Hi Bob,
Are you perhaps mixing up thread questions?
You cannot alter the PreviewForm inside the OnLoadEnd event because the
PreviewForm has not yet been created. This is why you are getting an AV.
In your previous …Hi Bob,
Yes, if you are loading templates, this information is saved. You will need
to use the template event OnLoadEnd to alter the properties after the
template has been loaded.
in Confusing email dialog response Comment by nicocizik February 2011Hi Bob,
Everything dealing with the Email feature is controlled by the EmailSettings
property. See the TppEmailSettings topic in the RBuilder help for more
information.
PreviewInEmailClient := True; //This will sh…Hi Stef,
I understand now. Thank you very much for the information.
Hi Steph,
Are you changing the FormatSettings like the others in this thread? If
so you will also need to alter the ppFormatSettings as well.
If this is not the issue, please send me a copy of one of the empty PDF
…Hi Tim,
Yes, this should work as well.
Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
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Hi Dominique,
No, only changing the ThousandSeparator and DecimalSeparator will affect PDF
output however it is still recommended that you keep the ppFormatSettings in
sync with any changes you make to the FormatSettings…Hi Bernaert,
Since this is a global property, it only needs to be set once at startup (or
each time the Delphi FormatSettings are altered).
Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in PDF Empty after print Comment by nicocizik February 2011Hi Desiree,
Thanks for the update.
Yes, starting with RB 12, it is now necessary to change the ppFormatSettings
global property each time you alter the Delphi global FormatSettings values.
For instance...
…Hi Desiree,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using? Are you able to
successfully export a report with a static Richtext component present? What
about a simple report with just a label or memo?Hi John,
To answer your second question, this is the recommended method to alter the
dialogs in ReportBuilder. That way you don't have to keep editing the
source each time we release. Take a look at the following article on …Hi Marcus,
Though we have not tested and do not support ReportBuilder 7 or Delphi 5 any
longer we have not heard of any issues running the two with Windows 7.
Perhaps other customers with similar experience will chime in.
Hi Klaus,
The example creates a DrawCommand (TppDrawText) which is positioned directly
on a report page. A TppImage is a report component which is positioned
relative to a band. If you would like to add a watermark image, yo…Hi Jeff,
If I understand correctly you would like the regions to start at the bottom
of the page and grow upward.
ReportBuilder components simply are not designed to natively act in this
manner. The report engine i…Hi Desiree,
Simply setting the TppRichText.Font property will not change all the text
inside the existing RTF. This is just a default for when the text is
edited. Are you sure the text inside the RTF is Calibri?
T…