Hi,
I have used ClipWeb in the past quite successfully. You should find this at:
http://www.selective-software.com
I would suggest, if they still do it, that you but the source code too as this will let you write your own libs as well based on their code.
This wil lallow you to use your...
Yes Bozz, you are absolutely right it doesn't works with Windows queues as I discovered last week, it does work very well with Novell queues though as you suggest.
I am trying to find a workaround for Windows (W2K), the only one I have used in the past that does work is to use Blinker's...
Hi,
CA-Clipper Tools has a function called FileCopy()
What I have done is created a "Queue" file by sending the print job to a file first and then copying the "Queue" to a print queue using this function in the format:
FileCopy(<FileName>,<PrintQueueName>)
eg...
Hi, There are several ways to resolve this problem. The best way is, of course, to use Novlib which allow redirection of LPTn to any printer queue.
If you are using Blinker as your linker you can also use the SWPRUNCMD() function. I have used this in a few cases where an NT server is being...
Hi,
I'll bet the new PC's are running W98 or NT. I had a similar problem a while back. I assume BTW that you are using NovLib to access the print queues.
What I did to resolve the problem was issue an ENDCAP or CapEnd(1) within the printer setup function BEFORE setting up the 'new' queue.
Thanks for all your 'posts'. I'm fairly sure that I could sort out the screen problems. The biggest problem is to do with printing in that the app itself is running on a Novell server and uses the Novell print queues for printing. To do this I use NovLib 3rd. party library which allows me access...
I am currently testing our very large clipper based MIS under Windows 2000. The app. seems to work OK apart from the fact that when I run it in 'Full Screen' mode the application only covers the upper half the screen. Everything is there it's just compressed to half the size. Any ideas please or...
Hi,
had a similar problem a while back, I resolved it by using 'Forms Electric' from Visual Software. This allows you to create forms overlays in any DP package. It then creates a downloadable form for the Laser Printer which can be called via a macro within your application.
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