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Anders
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 Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 12:18 pm Post subject: QuickReport problem |
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When I print a QuickReport I want to have the printer dialog up first to
choose which printer I'm going to use. to du this I use
Form1->QuickRep1->PrinterSetup();
and then to print:
Form1->QuickRep1->Print();
but if I press cancel in the PrinterSetup window I don't want to print out.
The PrinterSetup does not return a value, so how can I find out if the user
has pressed cancel in the PrinterSetup? Is it another way to do it?
Anders
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Antonio Felix
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| Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 12:24 pm Post subject: Re: QuickReport problem |
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"Anders" <anders (AT) spn (DOT) no> wrote:
| Quote: | When I print a QuickReport I want to have the printer dialog up first to
choose which printer I'm going to use. to du this I use
Form1->QuickRep1->PrinterSetup();
and then to print:
Form1->QuickRep1->Print();
but if I press cancel in the PrinterSetup window I don't want to print out.
The PrinterSetup does not return a value, so how can I find out if the user
has pressed cancel in the PrinterSetup? Is it another way to do it?
Anders
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Hi Anders
Take a look at QuickRep1->Tag, it returns zero if the
PrinterSetup() have not been canceled.
Ex:
try {
Rep->PrinterSetup();
if ( Rep->Tag == 0 )
Rep->Print();
else
RepAfterPrint(NULL);
}
catch( Exception &E ) {
Msg( "Cannot Print the Report!", E );
}
HTH
Antonio
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