Hi,
I had code like this that worked in previous version.
it printed on the selected print. Now it's ignoring it.
nPrinter := SelectPrinterFromList()
:oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter
:oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
:PrepareReport()
:Print()
Thanks
Abe
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abebuch escribió el jue, 01 mayo 2014 23:23Hi,
I had code like this that worked in previous version.
it printed on the selected print. Now it's ignoring it.
nPrinter := SelectPrinterFromList()
:oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter
:oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
:PrepareReport()
:Print()
Thanks
Abe
Hello,
Please send a sample. BTW:
- SelectPrinterFormList() does not exist
- Property oPrintOptions:cPrinter is of type string. I guess nPrinter is not.
Regards,
I had code like this that worked in previous version.
it printed on the selected print. Now it's ignoring it.
nPrinter := SelectPrinterFromList()
:oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter
:oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
:PrepareReport()
:Print()
Thanks
Abe
Hello,
Please send a sample. BTW:
- SelectPrinterFormList() does not exist
- Property oPrintOptions:cPrinter is of type string. I guess nPrinter is not.
Regards,
:oPrintOptions:cPrinter
Hi,
by saying that it worked in previous version it should be under stood that SelectPrinterFormList() is my own function and it returns a numeric.
It the 6 days waiting for this answer, I fiddled around with this and came up that :PrepareReport() needs to be called first then :oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter and :oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
i'm not sure if this is the intended behavior.
Regards,
Abe
by saying that it worked in previous version it should be under stood that SelectPrinterFormList() is my own function and it returns a numeric.
It the 6 days waiting for this answer, I fiddled around with this and came up that :PrepareReport() needs to be called first then :oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter and :oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
i'm not sure if this is the intended behavior.
Regards,
Abe
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abebuch escribió el lun, 05 mayo 2014 21:21Hi,
by saying that it worked in previous version it should be under stood that SelectPrinterFormList() is my own function and it returns a numeric.
It the 6 days waiting for this answer, I fiddled around with this and came up that :PrepareReport() needs to be called first then :oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter and :oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
i'm not sure if this is the intended behavior.
Regards,
Abe
May First: Bank holiday in almost all the world (your post)
May second: Bank holiday in Madrid, Spain (sorry)
May third: Saturday, not a labor day (sorry again)
May forth: Sunday, not a labor day
May fifth: First labor day
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BTW, glad you solved your problem.
Regards,
by saying that it worked in previous version it should be under stood that SelectPrinterFormList() is my own function and it returns a numeric.
It the 6 days waiting for this answer, I fiddled around with this and came up that :PrepareReport() needs to be called first then :oPrintOptions:cPrinter := nPrinter and :oPrintOptions:lShowDialog := .f.
i'm not sure if this is the intended behavior.
Regards,
Abe
May First: Bank holiday in almost all the world (your post)
May second: Bank holiday in Madrid, Spain (sorry)
May third: Saturday, not a labor day (sorry again)
May forth: Sunday, not a labor day
May fifth: First labor day
May sixth: Second labor day and this answer
BTW, glad you solved your problem.
Regards,