One option you could try is the Free DocxFactory Project.
I used it to create the attachment and you could also use it to print or create PDF's.
Currently the DocxFactory project only supports the major 1D barcodes
BUT next week I'm uploading a new version and docs that will support nearly...
I still need to finish the documentation before I'll upload the new version (hopefully next week)
but here's a sample I created with a few barcodes.
You don't need to do anything. You don't need to install or run anything. You don't need to calculate check digits etc.
Just enter the barcode...
i am finishing adding support for about 100 1d and 2d barcodes including pdf417 (as well as truncated and micropdf417) in docxfactory.
it will be out in 2 weeks including documentation. i'll post here as soon as it's ready.
currently docxfactory supports only the major 1d barcodes.
you're...
You're a classy guy! :)
You can generate an .XLSX template from scratch.
You can pass it a temp-table, query, dataset etc. and it will generate an .XLSX templates and convert the Progress formats to Office formats.
Then later you can manually add charts, pivots to your template.
Have a look...
I would know the answer to that question since I wrote them before :)
I know this will come off the wrong way but I sincerely do mean well.
I would recommend, writing tools for creating OpenOffice/LibreOffice spreadsheet and word processing files.
OpenOffice/LibreOffice file formats are also...
The DocxFactory project is a free tool for generating .DOCX and .XLSX files using Progress OpenEdge 4GL/ABL.
Features at a glance -
Simple to use - To create a .DOCX or .XLSX file, design a template (regular .DOCX or .XLSX file) and merge your data with the template using 4GL/ABL.
No technical...
i recently uploaded a new version of slibxlsx.p
http://www.oehive.org/project/libxlsx
have a look at the slibooxml/samples dir in the installation ZIP file.
hth
i would definitely recommend against writing reports using pcl or anything at that level.
i have done it before but that was many many years ago.
if you're looking to create graphical reports with borders, images even charts and so on
consider creating a graphical document like pdf...
Hello Guys,
I'll be in the UK close to London between the 17th to 22nd of February.
If anyone is in the area I'd be happy to meet you.
First round of beer is on me :)
Cheers
i wouldn't use the old xml formats.
they were a step between html and the new default formats.
hardly any one uses them, not sure office 2000 supports them or if there is any patch you can add so they will be supported, not to mention other office suites like openoffice, google etc...
for anything more specific. whether it's the ui, architecture, possible frameworks etc.
not to mention realistic estimates of time and costs.
you'll have to have a more serious talk with someone that has experience in this field.
i would be happy to talk to you but i'm definitely not the...
for internal employees or external customers/vendors etc. ?
if it's for internal empoyees why not use citrix ?
are you using mfg/pro ?
if not you will have to eventually rethink your design.
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