They are the coordinates for writing the text. Do you write all the numbers in the same coordinates, i.e., do you write all numbers at the same place? For each nx,ny you need to change the coordinates.
... However, still the attraction is the tiny size of pdf files generated by image2pdf. In fact, image2pdf reproduced colors printed by using :SayText() correctly but not background colors printed with :Say().
... than my previous code. Also, it does not create the file ( .pdf ). Of course, my method does work fine with the using the SAY() rather than the SayText(). Perhaps I just have an older version.
Last night I chatted with Mr. Vilian and requested him to check both :Say() and :SayText(). He confirmed both working correctly to me in person and also in his post above. He is using bcc and I know you are using MSVC. I searched and located the old evaluation version ...
Hi Guys, I also use img2pdf and have tried with :Say() AND :SayText() using colors different of CLR_BLACK and the pdf was generated right. I use this function to generate the pdf: FUNCTION BuildPDF( aFiles,pdfFilename )LOCAL imageFilename := " ...
The incompatibility issue with img2pdf is observed only in one module a) which uses SayText() and b) uses color. We need to find out if this compatibility problem is because of usage or color or usage of the method SayText(). We are unable to test this at our end ...
... and it works well. I only have this issue with one type of report = the Invoices where I added color. To make them work properly, I use the SayText( ) command rather than the Say( ) command. This is the only place I've made this modification and all other reports work fine. I'm wondering ...
It is known that it is possible to print a memo (multiline text) with a single call to oPrn:SayText( cText, aRect, ... ) instead of splitting the memo into single lines and printing the lines one by one. Sometimes, it is possible to have long memos, which do not fit into ...
... I've reached the maximum lines per page, and then I can do a page eject, print the new header, and continue the disclaimer text. To do this with SayText( ) we would need another parameter to call a function after each line is printed which can check the line count and print the header. Here is ...