![]() ![]() Which has no implementation that makes it do anything special like creating HTML or DOC or PDF output. If you use your own, I bet it'll override that anyway. Foxypreviewer is triggered, can analyze the code and clauses and then use its own appropriate reportlistener, for example for generating PDF. Thus you also don't need a reportlistener object. I even highlighted the quoted portion saying you don't need the OBJECT TYPE clause. ![]() Haven't you found the paragraph I quoted from the documentation? It'll also work for downward compatibility, but all in all foxypreviewer usage is much simpler as even Mike told you. What you have there is likely sample code for usage of older foxypreviewer versions. Without a reportlistener, without an OBJECT clause. RE: Print control in foxypreviewer Rhtt (Programmer)Īnd then you can use reports a you did without foxypreviewer and you have some more properties/settings and also the TO FILE clause of REPORT commands will make foxypreviewer process that as necessary. Visual FoxPro articles, tips and downloads Those are also properties of FoxPreviewer, but they don't affect what the user can see or do in the preview window. ![]() Note this has got nothing to do with lPDFEncryptDocument or lPDFCanPrint. If that doesn't work, there are other ways of achieving your goal, but try this one first. You do that any time after you do DO FOXYPREVIEWER.APP and before you invoke the preview. If so, be aware that lShowPrintBtn is a property of the FoxpyPrviewer object. F., you can still see the Print button? Is that correct? Just to be clear: You are saying that, even after setting lShowPrintBtn to. how far the rights management is supported by all pdf viewers after a file is generated encryped and wihtout print permission is beyond my knowledge, though.Ĭhriss RE: Print control in foxypreviewer Mike Lewis (Programmer) 9 Feb 23 11:04īut is the same result with no modification Also in the documentation, how you customize the toolbar and how you don't even need that and determine the PDf file name before printing=generating the file without preview, so the user doesn't pick print (to printer/paper) instead of the save to PDF option.Īll things are actually possible. So yes, this can be made a feature of the resulting PDF file. lPDFCanPrint - logical, determines if the 'encrypted' PDF document will allow printing. To the documents, using the properties belowĢ. lPDFEncryptDocument - logical, determines if the PDF engine will encrypt the PDF document, allowing you to set other restrictions From the docs page 51 (as I recommended to read):ġ. ![]()
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