to mbalent:
Thank you for your efforts - I will try (again) running the 32bit version in the 64 bit environment and let you know if it works.
Found this other discussion on this topic...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5111548/cannot-get-pb-10-5-to-save-as-pdf-on-windows-7
To blent:
Are you guessing or have you had experience with this problem? I truly want to believe that what you are telling me is true. Tell me you did this in another environment and it worked
This won't help but I would like to say that I am having the very same problem with SaveAs pdf datawindow method. Works perfect in 32 bit but not at all in 64 bit environment.
I have tried running the 64 bit Ghostscript utility gs906w64.exe in order to remedy the problem but SaveAS still...
Is it possible to save the rtf text in your database as a variable length text field instead of a BLOB? I don't know anything about Oracle 10g but rtf is text only format and I have had success storing it in my database as a big string.
Here's my small contribution to this very helpful PowerBuilder site:
a simple function to find the last day of month of any given date:
f_get_mo_last_day ( date arg_date ) returns date
date incr_date
integer curr_mo
curr_mo = month(arg_date)
incr_date = arg_date
do while curr_mo =...
Thank you Matt, In order resolve the problem I needed to explicitly attempt to open the file with the PB function fileopen()with the (default) exclusive rights set. If the file is already open by some other process this function returns -1 otherwise you get a positive integer (handle id) and...
What is the cleanest way to find out if a file (such as a pdf) has already been opened by another program or user?
When I try to open a PDF in my PB application (using adobePDF OLE control) I get an error when PDF file is being viewed by another user already.
Is there a function to check for...
I've finally discovered the benefits of using the MDI frame/sheet windows. But I notice one annoying characteristic. When you open cascaded window sheets it continues to increment the x/y of the upper left corner of the sheets even after you've closed all of them to start over. (open and close 3...
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