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... centimeters to pixels. Mmtr2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert millimeters to pixels. Inch2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert inches to pixels. CmRect2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert a rectangle from centimeters to pixels. Pix2Mmtr - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset in ...

... centimeters to pixels. Mmtr2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert millimeters to pixels. Inch2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert inches to pixels. CmRect2Pix - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset to convert a rectangle from centimeters to pixels. Pix2Mmtr - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset in ...

We do not know about REprintbox5.

But if you use FWH native printer class, we can use CM, MM, INCHES as you like.

If you need to use CM, you just use "CM" instead of "INCHES" in the above command. There is no need to create new functions for this. ok How I can make to insert an image on a box sample I use for a text IF lBorder      ...

If you need to use CM, you just use "CM" instead of "INCHES" in the above command.
There is no need to create new functions for this.

... una variable de carácter y luego utilizarla para imprimir la imagen. Ejemplo: cImage := FIELD->IMAGE @ r,c PRINT TO oPrn IMAGE cImage SIZE w,h INCHES ahora podemos utilizar directamente la variable de campo. Ejemplo: @ r,c PRINT TO oPrn IMAGE FIELD->IMAGE SIZE w,h INCHES * oAdoRecordset ...

... of the field to a character variable and then use it to print the image. eg., cImage := FIELD->IMAGE @ r,c PRINT TO oPrn IMAGE cImage SIZE w,h INCHES now we can directly use the field variable. eg., @ r,c PRINT TO oPrn IMAGE FIELD->IMAGE SIZE w,h INCHES * XBROWSER oAdoRecordset was giving ...

Aclaración de Mr. Rao que tiene más experiencia en este tema: For conversion between Pixels and Units( "INCHES", "CM", "MM" ), we have two methods Units2Pix( top, left, width, height, Units ( "INCHES","CM","MM" )) and ...

... Amigo Cesar. Tu Linea: @ 86, 20 PRINT TO oPrn TEXT h->Det_Exa SIZE 1900,200 MM Line Aplicada: @ 6,1 PRINT TO oPrn TEXT h->Det_Exa SIZE 6,4 INCHES FONT oFont2 ( Esta funciona) Las medidas "SIZE 6,4 INCHES" y "SIZE 1900,200 MM", genera la diferencia de SIZE 1900,200 MM. ...

... https://www.hamelau.eu/tmp/dgsv.jpg I know that your advice will be to let the printer do the calculation for positionimg in MM or Inches and so. But I don't want to measure all my linefeeds in millimeters, especially when using two fonts of different heights in the same line. Btw. ...

... los métodos/comandos existentes oWnd:SayText( cText, aRect, ... ) oPrn:SayText( cText, aRect, ... ) @ r,c PRINT TO oPrn TEXT cText SIZE w,h INCHES/CM/MM mostrará automáticamente RichText en caso de que cText sea RTF sin ningún código especial por parte del programador. Para más detalle, ...

... version, the existing methods/commands oWnd:SayText( cText, aRect, ... ) oPrn:SayText( cText, aRect, ... ) @ r,c PRINT TO oPrn TEXT cText SIZE w,h INCHES/CM/MM will automatically display RichText in case the cText is RTF, without any special code by the programmer. For more details, see: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=41558&p=249112&hilit=RICHTEXT&sid=1e417353d5cb282450c8df2f548e02c5#p249112 ...

... "c:\dbtmp\"+cPdfName+".pdf"   // location and name of your .pdfoPrint:SetPage( 1 )oPrint:SetPortrait() 4) You have to think in INCHES and not Pixels ... Rao did the calculation .. maybe he can chime in here for the SIZE conversion // HEADING   cHead1 := "State of South ...

PRINT oPrn FILE cFilePdf oPrn:SetPage( 1 ) // Letter size 8x11 oPrn:SetPortrait() nWidth := oPrn:PageWidth( "INCHES" ) nHeight := oPrn:PageHeight( "INCHES" ) // nWidth and nHeight are in inches Please see print.ch and find many useful commands for printing using ...

After the PRINT command, please try setting paper size ( A4 or Letter ) and orientation to portrait.

In future programs, we advise you to use physical units like INCHES,CM,MM and let the printer class handle the complex calculations. That will be a lot easier.