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Disabling promptUser parameter of pReport->PrintOut()
I did look at link. Thanks. I beleive it is possible to make the Print dlg not appear because the first parameter of PrintOut() is promptUser. Note below: PrintOut([promptUser], [numberOfCopy], [collated], [startPageN], [stopPageN]); I have tried both of the following syntax below and it does...- winteq02
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 3 Integrate
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Disabling promptUser parameter of pReport->PrintOut()
Does anyone know what the syntax is for passing a FALSE to PrintOut() function of report so that it won't bring up the Print dialog box? I am using VC++ and I have tried the following, but it does not work: // the 1st param of PrintOut() function is promptUser...- winteq02
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