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You use Utskriftsformat to
customise the printout to meet your specific requirements. You can also set parameters
to make the Utskriftsformat behave
like a simple export routine.
General
- Process
-
- All rows if no rows are selected
- All rows are printed.
- Only the active row if not rows are selected
- Only the active row is printed.
- Only selected rows
- Only highlighted rows are printed.
Anm: When opening Page setup in a print dialog that includes form selection, the
Process section will display the Process setting from the form's page setup. In
this scenario the Process section has been disabled, as the Process setting from
the print window is always used.
- Orientation
- Select if you want to print in portrait or landscape.
- Paper
- Choose paper size and paper source.
- Pages at once
- How many documents at a time are to be sent to the printer when printing
documents. If you have "1" in the field, one document at a time will be printed.
This can result in mixture of printouts from several people to the writer. If you
have "0" in the field, all the documents will be printed in a batch print job,
preventing other printouts from coming between the documents. This does not apply
to list printouts such as balance lists for example. If you have "10" for example
in the field when you print lists, they will be printed when "10" pages have been
produced, and the system will start to build the next 10 pages.
- First page no
- Font scaling %
- Page break level
- The page element that will generate the page break. One standard method is to
make a page break for each new main item if a window has a linked table, e.g.
Order and Orderrad, when the page break
level is 0, the system will try to print as many order lines as possible on each
page regardless of whether it comes from the next order. This function is mainly
used for account printouts, etc. when you wish to fill the page before the page
break.
- Copies
- The number of copies per page and per document.
- Shading on columns
-
- Using the default defined during installation (leave the check box as it
is).
- Adding shading on columns to the print (select the check box).
- Printing without shading on columns (clear the check box).
- Shading on break lines
-
- Using the default defined during installation (leave the check box as it
is).
- Adding shading on break lines to the print (select the check box).
- Printing without shading on break lines (clear the check box).
- Collect all documents in one e-mail
- Printer...
- Opens the Print setup dialog where you can set printer
properties.
- Remember
- Saves the selected parameters.
- OK
- OK saves
the layout for the printout.
Tips: The OK button is greyed
out if you have chosen to write to file, and you have neither given a file name
nor selected Generate unique file names.
File
Anm: These fields does only apply when printing to files.
When you choose to send a form printout to a file, you will not be able to retain the
formatting of the form.
When you print your data to a file it is often so that you can process it in other
applications, which you will either do yourself or send the data elsewhere. In this
context there are two parameters, Start of field/End character
and Field separator, which are crucial in determining how easy
it is to process the data afterwards.
- File name
- Generate unique file names
- An unique file name will be created. The file name will be based on the basis of
the client ID and a sequence number.
- Excel template name
- Report name
- Table heading
-
- None
- No heading will be printed out before the rows in a new table. A printout
of an invoice, for example, will result in a clean printout of all data. The
fields in the invoice heading will be printed line by line, with
descriptions and values. No routines linked to report processing will be
performed.
- Name
- The SQL names will appear. An empty string will be printed for
"Calculated" columns, identical to memory columns, as none of them are in
the database.
- Number
- The external number will be printed for all columns.
- Mixed
- The SQL name is printed for database columns and external numbers for
"Calculated" columns and memory columns.
- Start of field/End character
-
- None
- None is often used when the field separator is something other than space.
If the field separator is space, you must select double quotes or single
quotes. If not there is a risk that one field might be interpreted as
several (example: an address contains blank characters and so is interpreted
as several fields). Default for Excel.
- Single quotes
- Double quotes
- Field separator
- How you want the fields to be separated in the file.
- Space
- The fields in the file will be separated with a space.
- Tab
- The fields in the file will be separated with a tab. This is suitable for
Microsoft Office Excel.
- Comma
- The fields in the file will be separated with a comma.
- Semicolon
- The fields in the file will be separated with a semicolon. This is
suitable for Microsoft Office Excel.
- Split text on multiple rows
- A line break will be inserted for every 80 characters (approx.). This is
suitable if you want to view the file in a text editor.
- Include database and report name
- Includes the name of the database and the report in the file.
- Prefix header and lines
- Head and line rows are marked in the printout. Head rows are marked (H), lines
are marked (L).
- Text from text table
- Instead of the code referring to a text in the Text table, the text itself
will then be printed.
- Use comma as decimal separator
- Convert from ANSI to OEM
- Toggle this if the data does not have the correct appearance after being
imported into another program (this affects national characters). Then try
printing to file again.