MichaelKatz
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How to use API for BullZip from VFP.
Below is a question and reply from BullZip .ocm . . .
Hi Michael,
Sorry. One setting one call. If you want to set multiple settings in a more elegant way then you can use the API.
Regards,
Jacob
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On 25-12-2010 23:07, Michael wrote:
> Can the Bullzip Config be called and change multiple at once, or does it have to be called separately for each setting ?
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My question:
Does any body have the VFP coding for this?
I am using ShellExecute to set 4 different values, and have to program a 1.5 second delay after each call so the file is closed and ready for the next one. This is annoying to the end users.
Thanks,
Michael
Hi Michael,
Sorry. One setting one call. If you want to set multiple settings in a more elegant way then you can use the API.
Regards,
Jacob
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On 25-12-2010 23:07, Michael wrote:
> Can the Bullzip Config be called and change multiple at once, or does it have to be called separately for each setting ?
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My question:
Does any body have the VFP coding for this?
I am using ShellExecute to set 4 different values, and have to program a 1.5 second delay after each call so the file is closed and ready for the next one. This is annoying to the end users.
Thanks,
Michael
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I guess that if it were me, I'd allow the user to input those parameter choices in a VFP form and then use them in conjunction with the Bullzip implementation that I am currently using.
But the flexibility of VFP allows for a good number of various (and most often equally functional) approaches.
After doing a Google search for createObject("Bullzip.PDFP rinterSett ings") I found one 'find' that looks interesting. http://www.foxite.com/archives/pdf-printing-0000249820.htm
Good Luck
But the flexibility of VFP allows for a good number of various (and most often equally functional) approaches.
After doing a Google search for createObject("Bullzip.PDFP
Good Luck
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I do allow the user to input those parameter choices in a VFP form and then use them in conjunction with bzconfig.exe.
But, I have to run it one time for each call.
I'll look at the API link and hope I can figure it out.
Thanks,
Michael
But, I have to run it one time for each call.
I'll look at the API link and hope I can figure it out.
Thanks,
Michael
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Thanks Olaf,
The links are what I needed. Unfortunately, it is beyond my abilities. I will probably need to get some help.
The links are what I needed. Unfortunately, it is beyond my abilities. I will probably need to get some help.
ASKER
So I need either shellexecute or the API method.
What I would appreciate is sample VFP code to implement the bullzip API, if it's not asking too much.
Thanks,
Michael