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Good info about text editors and such! Just as a possibly interesting side note, when reviewing the original issue posted here, my very first thought would have been to look at the SELECT clause definition of the output file in the COBOL program, to make sure that the output file is described...

xfd... vutil... hmmm... It appears that you are using AcuCobol? If you don't get an answer here on this generic COBOL general discussion forum, you might want to try the MicroFocus AcuCOBOL forum itself.

Are you looking here? : http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-7824 In the "Please note" section it says something about running the "Install Executable" version/file and NOT the "MSI" file.

Which on-line translator were you using? And which one has anybody else here used and can recommend?

OK, follow-up question... Just to be clear, I realized that this config option was available for non-web programs and that this could be inserted into the "<app>.config" file for the app. But, I wasn't sure if this also applied to an ASP.NET app. So... what you are saying is to put this into...

Is it possible for a web app developed/maintained in Visual Studio 2003 (.Net 1.1)... to run on ASP.Net 2.0 ? (Looking for a way to run on ASP.Net 2.0 but NOT have to convert the app to Visual Studio 2005...) Thanks

Duh! The equivalent is: radiobutton2.Checked = True (Smacks forehead with palm of hand. I must have had a brain-lapse.)

Hi Guys, Neophyte here. I have a couple of radio buttons within a panel on the screen. I need to perform the equivalent of a radiobutton2.PerformClick() to simulate radiobutton2 being selected in an initialization routine. Unfortunately,I cannot use the radiobutton2.PerformClick() method, as...

Good to know! Thanks!

Thanks! I guess I was trying to make it more complicated than it is. I also had to experiment with Thread.Sleep and Application.DoEvents in order to get the screen to update/refresh with the changed color on the button. Thanks again

Hi, I have searched for this, but couldn't find a specific answer to this: (Upon some event), I want to temporarily save the background color of a button (whatever that color may be) to a variable, and then, (based on some other event) I want to restore the button's color to the previously...

Turkbear, The mandatory print lines and the optional print lines alternate, as I mentioned a couple of times before. Each mandatory print line has 2 fields, and it will print regardless - no problem there. It's the alternating optional print lines which only contain one field (which is...

lbass, I have not yet created any additional sections yet, as it appears that I would need to create 60 sections if I go with your approach. I have not yet tested your approach; I was holding out in hopes of getting Turkbear's approach to work, which would not require creating separate...

Turkbear, re: your 1st question, the datasource is a dataset/datatable created in Visual Studio with the dataset designer (i.e., add new item to project, select a dataset, then configure/create the datatable columns in the dataset designer screen). re: your 2nd question, the text object was...

jebenson, I agree, 30 (or 60) sections is a bit much. And I don't really understand why the approach Turkbear suggested above didn't work. (?) Darn it! The printed output format is pretty well set in stone, but I am re-thinking the approach. Since I am building the dataset / datatable in VB...

lbass, Sorry if I didn't clearly explain. Generically (not necessarily in CR lingo), if you look at the report, there is a page header area, a body area, and a footer area. The problem is in the body area, where there are 30 pairs of alternating mandatory and optional lines. Each optional...

Hi folks, Re: VS2010 and CR, I have posted a question (Conditional Printline?) in the "Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 - Other Topics" forum. As I see that there are experts hanging out here too, please accept my humble invite to visit there as well, as I am hopeful for a solution. Please...

lbass, Your thought about using the "Suppress Blank Section" in the Section Expert crossed my mind. However, based on my understanding of this, I would have to set up 30 (or 60?) separate sections, in other words, a section for EACH optional "don't-print-if-blank" line. The mandatory lines and...

Turkbear, I did not realize that you could embed a field inside of a textbox! (Did I mention that I was a newbie? :-)) So, I created text objects for the optional lines and as each text object was highlighted I inserted the associated field into it (the field shows up as {field_name} inside...

I'm using Visual Studio 2010 and Crystal Reports for Visual Studio. I'm a newbie to this environment. I have searched for the answer and couldn't find it. Is there a way to suppress the printing of an individual print line if it is blank? Details: I have a report where in a particular...