I would keep it in a text file (can be edited) and read the text into a
detail band that prints the text one line at a time after all of your report
has printed.
HTH
Jes
Programming is: When you turn a good idea into CODE.
We all wish an hour had a hundred minutes --
did anyone ask the minutes about this ?
JOHAN HOME jo...@jvz.co.za (Johan van Zyl - JVZ Systems CC) wrote in message
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On Wed, 16 Jun 1999 19:32:45 -0700, "Jes Andresen" <je...@home.com>
wrote:
if you want to use fonts and underlining (etc.) create the page as a
graphic, format depends on what software you have available (you could use
Paint to get a BMP). The graphics format may be WMF, BMP, PCX, GIF and JPG.
I would go with JPEG or GIF to keep the size down, although WMF will work
OK.
You can paste the following into your report definition.
detail2 DETAIL,AT(250,250,8000,10500),ALONE,ABSOLUTE
IMAGE('C:\CW20\IMAGES\CONDITI1.WMF'),AT(250,250,8000,10500),USE(?Image1)
END
You may be best of to create a detail band with absolute and alone
attributes and put an image onto the band, select your graphics file as
content and then to resize it to your page size. You must set a detail
filter as FALSE, that will prevent the detail from printing (unless you
force it to print).
After your report has printed BeforeClosingReport embed you can insert
PRINT(RPT:detail2)
Hope this does the trick for you.
HTH
Jes
Programming is: When you turn a good idea into CODE.
We all wish an hour had a hundred minutes --
did anyone ask the minutes about this ?
JOHAN HOME jo...@jvz.co.za (Johan van Zyl - JVZ Systems CC) wrote in message
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Thanks once again!!!!!
JVZ
On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 14:22:43 GMT, "Jes Andresen" <je...@home.com>
wrote: