Originally posted by DBlank(PageNofM + CHR(13))
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(Cstr(PrintDate, 'dd.MM.yyyy') + CHR(13))
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(if {SupplierID}> 0 ) then
Cstr({SupplierID},0,'') + CHR(13))
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(if {CustomerID} > 0 ) then
Cstr({CustomerID},0,'') + CHR(13))
Good morning DBlank,
first of all, thank you for your time and your help!
I've tried this out, but it's the same result as before :/
EDIT:I replaced "25.01.2011" with "25 01 2011". Looks kinda cool.
It seems that the "." between those numbers is smaller than any other sign.
But as you know i can't print a date without a "." between the numbers.
:/
Any idea about that?
(But there is still the problem, that they aren't be flush to each other.
If line 1 ends with an "1" and line 2 ends with a "5", they aren't be flush.
Line 1 ends with an "1"
Line 2 ends with an "1"
=
flush
Line 1 ends with an "1"
Line 2 ends with a "5"
=
not flush
Edited by crystallize - 27 Jan 2011 at 11:09pm