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I have tried a couple of ways, one: Print oPrn Name cReport File cFile to cPrinter oPrn:lUseHaruPDF := .t. Creates a perfectly great PDF, but during the process it pops up the preview screen and immediately takes it down. Can I eliminate the popup of the screen, ...

I sub-classed TPrinter as XPrinter and called it like this. (cPrinter is the name of the printer to use. Selected by user via PrinterSetup() and saved to a text file.) XPRINTER oPrn PREVIEW MODAL NAME cRptTitle to cPrinter This code works with my old version ...

yo lo hago asi:


Local cPrinter:="Microsoft XPS Document Writer"

oPrn:=PrnSetSize( 2159, 3302 )
PRINT oPrn NAME "Impresión " PREVIEW TO cPrinter

y luego imprimo a pdf
saludos

... en el sentido de que convierta en modo silencioso en pdf un archivo rtf e indicándole la carpeta donde tiene que guardarlo? Por ejemplo: Local cprinter:= "Microsfort printer to PDF" Local crtf:= "modelo.rtf" Local cCarpeta:= "\FWH\samples cPdf:="modelo.pdf" ...

... Si guardo el nombre de las impresoras que me interesan cuando genero la impresión la creo con la clausula PRINT oPrn NAME "XXXX" TO cPrinter y en esa variable le digo a que impresora quiero la impresión. Lo que no comprendo es porque cuando utilizo la funcion GetDefaultPrinter() ...

I made before the command PRINTER ::oPrn TO ::cPrinter IF !IsPrinter() Tone(4000) Tone(3000) MsgInfo("Verificare la stampante...","Attenzione!") Endif BUT this control not run !!!! HOW resolve it ? But My problem also is another ...

... to build in a standard error handling for that. Best regards, Otto oVRD.prg after: ::oPrn := PrintBegin( ::cTitle,, ::lPreview, ; IIF( EMPTY( ::cPrinter ), NIL, ::cPrinter ), ; IIF( ::lPreview, lModal, .F. ) ) insert: //kein Drucker gefunden if ::oPrn:hDC = 0 RETURN ( Self ) Endif in my program: ...

gracias por contestar function BoletaPdf(cFilePdf) *---------------------------- local cSumatra := ".\SumatraPdf.exe" local cPrinter := PrnGetName() local cFile,cCmd cFile := cFilePdf cCmd := cSumatra + ' -Print-to "' + ; alltrim( StrToken( cPrinter, 1, "," ) ) + ...

Dear All, I try this code for Preview and Export to file, it's work well but print to printer doesn't work and got an error. oRpt:SelectPrinter( cPrinter ) // Error missing method oRpt:PrintOut("False",nCopy) // Error missing method Thanks in advance for any help or suggestion. *----------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Procedure ...

The Print command is really messed up in recent versions of FWH. In fact, in the command print oprn cprinter, as you described, cprinter is ignored completely. The only way to get that to work is to first set the windows default printer to the printer you want. This makes ...

Please try it this way:

setprintdefault(cprinter)
PrinterInit()
print oprn name pname to cprinter

SetPrintDefault() just changes the Windows registry values but does not refresh the FWH printer internals

Maybe we should call PrinterInit() from SetPrintDefault() automatically

I got it to work with the following code: setprintdefault(cprinter) oprn:=printbegin(pname,.f.,.f.,cprinter,.t.) oprn:end() print oprn name pname to cprinter Only then does the program successfully change the default printer. If I leave off any of those ...

In old 2007 version of FWH you could say print oprn name pname to (cprinter) where cprinter was the name of an installed printer. Now with FWH 1507 it ignores the "to" clause and just goes to the default printer. I don't want the user to have to ...

Figured it out, setprintdefault(cprinter) is the answer.

In old 2007 version of FWH you could say print oprn name pname to (cprinter) where cprinter was the name of an installed printer. Now with FWH 1507 it ignores the "to" clause and just goes to the default printer. I don't want the user to have to ...