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Calvin Shoults asked how to print a company logo on 4GL reports to eliminate pre-printed forms. Christophe Maumont described splitting a PCL print file around a marker and sending the halves around each page of data, per printer type. Irwin Goldstein recommended FormsElectric with pcl2pdf, and jmobley suggested Xroff, noting a steep learning curve. No choice was reported.
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Calvin Shoults — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
We are wanting to eliminate pre-printed forms. The only problem is that we
are required to have our company logo on reports that go to our customers.
Is there a way to print a logo with our 4GL reports? If so, what are some
good examples?
........................................Many Thanks, James
↪ replying to Calvin Shoults
Christophe MAUMONT — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Calvin Shoults <jcsatlcom.net@mindspring.com> a 'crit dans le message :
8s0k03$ma2$1@slb7.atl.mindspring.net...
> We are wanting to eliminate pre-printed forms. The only problem is that
we
> are required to have our company logo on reports that go to our customers.
> Is there a way to print a logo with our 4GL reports? If so, what are some
> good examples?
> ........................................Many Thanks, James
>
>
I have a way to do that, but it is my way ...
First, I make a WORD document for the logos with "XXX" on the last row, I
print it to the printer (PCL) in a file .prn.
Second I modify the .prn file, I cut it in two file, the first, .ent from
the beginning who ends just before "XXX" and I add ,at the end, the escape
sequence to postition the cursor at (0,0), the second, .fin, just after the
"XXX" to the end of the .prn.
FOREACH PAGE, I send the .ent, the data I want to print and the .fin. I do
it with awk who cuts my data every 66 lines. It works !!! But there must be
a ..ent and a .fin foreach type of printer you want to use.
If someone has got something more generic and portable, I would be wonder to
get it.
Take a look at "FormsElectric" from Visual Software
(http://www.visual.co.uk). I have used this product with great success
in eliminating pre-printed invoices, POs, etc. In conjunction with
pcl2pdf from the same company, I have also implemented "paperless"
versions of these same documents, delivering e-mailed PDF files of the
documents instead of printing them.
In article <8s0k03$ma2$1@slb7.atl.mindspring.net>,
"Calvin Shoults" <jcsatlcom.net@mindspring.com> wrote:
> We are wanting to eliminate pre-printed forms. The only problem is
that we
> are required to have our company logo on reports that go to our
customers.
> Is there a way to print a logo with our 4GL reports? If so, what are
some
> good examples?
> ........................................Many Thanks, James
>
>
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Irwin Goldstein
Objective Software Systems, Inc.
http://www.objectsoft.com
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↪ replying to Calvin Shoults
jmobley — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Calvin:
We use Xroff for similar needs. We also print signatures, display dynamic
boxes around tables and other such ilk.
Steeeeeeeep learning curve! (Get someone who knows what they're doing.)
Will (can) do virtually everything print wise!
Let us know what route you take.
Calvin Shoults wrote:
> We are wanting to eliminate pre-printed forms. The only problem is that we
> are required to have our company logo on reports that go to our customers.
> Is there a way to print a logo with our 4GL reports? If so, what are some
> good examples?
> ........................................Many Thanks, James
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