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  1. raedwa01

    Getting access to a detailed printer dialog?

    If printing directly (IE: Not showing the viewer) use this code Report.PrinterSetup Me.hWnd report.printout if using the viewer use this code: Private Sub CRViewer1_PrintButtonClicked(UseDefault As Boolean) Report.PrinterSetup Me.hWnd CRViewer1.PrintReport End Sub where Report is...
  2. raedwa01

    Can i use an ADO recordset to open a Report with the OCX?

    I created a report that is used to make "Meal Tickets" for my students. The number of meal tickets can be dynamic each time i run the report. The only solution i found to this is to use the OCX and pass .DetailCopies = n where n is the number of tickets i need. The problem is, the...
  3. raedwa01

    Strange TTX Issue/Error

    I have written two reports using two different ttx files. In my VB6 app i create ADO Recordsets as follows. Select Case ReportName Case "Report1" set report = Report1 rs.open "SQL Statement used to make original ttx", db Report.Database.SetDataSource rs...
  4. raedwa01

    I can't create a group when using a TTX file.

    I figured it out. It was a stupid mistake. I selected a ttx file, but didn't "add" it to the report for the datasource. Once i did that, it worked.
  5. raedwa01

    I can't create a group when using a TTX file.

    I am trying to create a report using a TTX file and passing an ADO recordset to the report. My data looks something like the following: User1 Item 1 Item1Cost User1 Item 2 Item2Cost User1 Item 3 Item3Cost User2 Item 1 Item1Cost User2 Item 2 Item2Cost User2 Item 3 Item3Cost and so...

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