Thanks, I was afraid I'd have to do something like that. But, I thought enclosing the whole memo field in quotes would take care of the problem. Evidently it doesn't.
Since I'm importing the memo fields into another database, I assume I'd need to replace the \n\r with chr(10) and chr(13) once...
I need to export a database to a .csv file; it includes two memo fields. I've tried "copy to... deli", and "list" with a user function to add the quotes and commas, but carriage returns in the memo fields seem to cause problems... it wants to create a new record in the .csv file when a CR is...
I'm outputting sheet labels to an LJ4 printer, using the HP PCL escape sequences to control the printer. (Has to be accurate so the labels will come out right on the sheets).
When I just used the page length and page margin commands (chr(27)+"&l60P" and chr(27)+"&l5E)", it doesn't work...
I have a file which outputs a report to a printer using @ SAY commands. I want to send the output to a file, but set alternate doesn't work for that. Is there a way to redirect a print report using @ SAY to a file?
Thanks, everyone... got it solved, but am still not certain what the deal was... seemed to get inconsistent results. You're right, JockMullin, I was typing into a dot prompt for trial purposes, then just made a plain .prg file for test purposes, finally realized I couldn't legitimately test that...
Thanks, JockMullin... only trouble is, that doesn't seem to work! If I substitute ??"test" right after "set alte on", it puts the lines together on the alte file, but there's still the blank line before all that.
How can I get NOT generate that blank line (or get rid of it)??!!
Frank
If I do "set alte to xxx", and "set alte on", type a line like "? test", then "close alte", and take a look at xxx.txt, there is a blank line at the top of the file. This is causing a problem in my application... I want the text to start on the first line.
Any thoughts/solutions???
Thanks!
I want to batch process a number of files as follows: I want to resize the photo, then do a “save for web” to a different folder with a different file name, then close the original without saving. I have set up the action to resize the file, save for web, and close the original without saving...
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