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... numbers is obtained by calculating the arithmetic difference (major minus minor); if the result exceeds "the limit" 45, the latter is subtracted from the fixed 90. EXAMPLE "A". Let's consider the numbers 5 - 34 and, in the cyclometric circle, join the two points: https://i.postimg.cc/Dy2HhCnH/Cerchio-Ciclometrico-02.gif ...

... numbers is obtained by calculating the arithmetic difference (major minus minor); if the result exceeds "the limit" 45, the latter is subtracted from the 90 set. The mathematical distance between two numbers is obtained by calculating the arithmetic difference (major minus minor); ...

... rather give them the raw data and have them crunch the numbers, presented with this column totaled, or sorted by this column, added up this way, subtracted from that, multiplied by whatever .. Plus, you have to realize that the raw data will be crunched and presented to someone else that needs ...

... <nMonths> An integer numeric value specifying the number of months to add to <dDate>. If <nMonths> is a negative value, it is subtracted from <dDate>. Return The function returns the modified date, or an empty date on error. Saludos, Jairo

OK ... I've got it.

I manipulated the value for rct.right and rct.bottom (basically subtracted until I found the perfect number)

All borders are now gone.


Thanks for your help,

Jeff

Enrico, >No, it is correct. Without offset being subtracted, if you were print at 0 cm you would really print at the left printable margin that is not at 0 cm from the sheet physical left margin. OK, cmtr2pix() is calculating the absolute position ...

... / ::nVertSize() ) - ::nYoffset ) nCol := Max( 0, ( nCol * 10 * ::nHorzRes() / ::nHorzSize() ) - ::nXoffset ) Because the offset is being subtracted from the printable area. I'm not sure that the offset values need to be used anywhere since printable area already takes in to account the ...

... / ::nVertSize() ) - ::nYoffset ) nCol := Max( 0, ( nCol * 10 * ::nHorzRes() / ::nHorzSize() ) - ::nXoffset ) Because the offset is being subtracted from the printable area. I'm not sure that the offset values need to be used anywhere since printable area already takes in to account the ...

Olá Antonio, Excuse I am using me a translator :wink: nLeft already is like 0 itself be subtracted I is stayed negative film strip and the Header/Footer is disappearing of the screen See this image: http://br.geocities.com/qiinformatica2000/brw1.PNG ...