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To change the formatting for multiple text boxes at one time, hold the Shift key while clicking on each text box. Once they’ve all been selected, click on the desired formatting icon(s).
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James Falk: I had to do Bar Code Fonts at a client site once as well.
I found the Company Azalea had a big presence.
One of the elements involved was finding and registering certain DLL's. With this information embedded within your environment, you'd be able to see Code 39 & Code 128 choices within your formula Functions. These would automatically place the " * " before and after what you were formatting within the report.
Please note: That in order for these fonts to work, they have to be installed upon the local workstation, as I found great difficulty with utilizing them through a Remote or Citrix environment. View Post
bkuipers: I agree Sulmar... Thanks for the feedback.. I'll go ahead and make the changes :) View Post
Sulmar: IMHO, better solution is:
if {?WildCard} ’ALL’ then {Your_DatabaseField} like {?Wildcard} & ‘*’ View Post
bkuipers: Thank you for your feed back Trapped. For those who store images outside a database and wish to change a logo/picture at runtine, the above example is what works. What type of information are you looking for? Maybe we can help. View Post
trapped: Subject should be "Change a section in the Crystal Report at runtime"
Not a good example for images. View Post