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I am converting from "green screen" to GUI using accuterm. I can no longer print a screen inquiry the old way. I am looking for a product to send all reports to the screen and then have an option to print them. In reviewing this group, I have seen positive things about PrintWiz. (www.Anzio.com). We have not been able to get this to work. Has anybody used this product in D3 Windows? If you have, do you have any examples. |
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In reviewing this group, I have seen positive things about PrintWiz. (www.Anzio.com). |
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We have not been able to get this to work. Has anybody used this product in D3 Windows? |
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If you have, do you have any examples. |
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Goo'day, On 4 Jun 2006 15:30:05 -0700, arss1 (AT) aol (DOT) com wrote: I am converting from "green screen" to GUI using accuterm. I can no longer print a screen inquiry the old way. I am looking for a product to send all reports to the screen and then have an option to print them. In reviewing this group, I have seen positive things about PrintWiz. (www.Anzio.com). We have not been able to get this to work. Has anybody used this product in D3 Windows? If you have, do you have any examples. Whilst I appreciate your mentiion of and dedication to D3, herewith starteth the <AD> (and other people might be able to glean something from it, sorry): We use OpenQM to do exactly what you are looking for. OpenQM, out of the packet, comes with 2 QMQuery keywords PAN and SCROLL which allow us to send every QMQuery report to the screen first and then prompt whether they're to be printed or not..... There's no "making the screen 132 column wide" or any other size, or having to put it back to 80 column. Our "standard printer "width" is 178 characters (laser, landscape, 16 cpi, 8 lpi) and all of that can be PANned backwards and forwards on an 80 column screen with one key depression, <L> or <R> for the Oirish among us - check the keyboard positions of those 2 keys <grin> - or "cursor left/cursor right", or even one mouse click. SCROLLing backwards and forwards over previously displayed "screen pages" is one key depression too (or one mouse click!), with <Page Up>, <Page Down>, <P>revious, cursor up / cursor down or even the <Page No>..... Our QMQuery reports are built from sentences within programs, so they all start off with PTR = 0 SUBR = '' and contain: IF PTR THEN SENTENCE := \ LPTR n OVERLAY OVLn\. END ELSE SENTENCE := \ PAN SCROLL\ END . . EXECUTE SENTENCE.... IF SUBR THEN RETURN CRT 'Display completed.... To the Printer?': INPUT REPLY: IF REPLY = 'Y' THEN PTR = 1 SUBR = 1 GOSUB wherever... SUBR = '' END STOP If you put PAN somewhere more meaningful in your SENTENCE, the left-had columns "stay" leaving the remaining available space on the right-had-side for panning.... And "What's this 'OVERLAY'?" I hear you asking... Just another FREE feature of OpenQM allowing you have "page overlays" on every page of every report, and, in conjunction with another keyword, REPORT.STYLE, things like coloured or BOLD headings, sub-totals and totals. be they QMQuery reports or not.... No third-party tricks.... or requirements.... Read all about it! www.ladybridge.com /AD Oh! and, by the way "full" AccuTerm is bundled on a one for one basis with commercial OpenQM... Regards, Bruce Nichol Talon Computer Services ALBURY NSW Australia http://www.taloncs.com.au If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.... |
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This would be great. Unfortunatly we can use this right now because we have to many reports in PROCS. We are converting them all to BASIC, the OpenQM will probably work for us. |
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