Hi George! Is there any chance that he is not using the same version of the ActiveX that you are? Please check the File Versions for both your Viewer EXE and DLL files and his and make sure that they all match. It's the only thing I can think of, except maybe when you the modified form to change the...
Hi George! This sounds mysterious but usually isn't. You may have encountered problem with Windows' UAC. When documents are opened, they are usually opened in Read/Write mode. If the user account does not have R/W permission set for the file then it is necessary that the program be started in "eleva...
Hi Carl! Sorry to hear you are having difficulties with PF-Tools printing a PD to hardcopy. 1. Has this worked for you in the past? Or have you only recently begun to try printing the Word-generated PDF files? 2. There are MANY things that can affect the generation of PDF files from programs like Wo...
Effective immediately, a PDF-Tools license can no longer be purchased as a separate item. If you purchase the new Core API , we will issue a PDF-Tools license for Clarion developers ONLY. However, the 2500 CDLP PDF-Viewer license is no longer available with new Core API purchases. You may still requ...
Thanks, I don't think I need to see your Clarion code, but I do need to see the form and the JavaScript that you are trying to use to load the data into the form, as this seems to be a JavaScript Engine problem.
Hi Alan! Not in the way you mean. You could use the Viewer ActiveX to open an existing PDF, create the field in the PDF on one of the pages using the JavaScript engine, and then save the modified PDF file. After that, the field should appear in the Fields pane in the Viewer. The hard part is going t...
Hi Alan! PDF-Tools does not have a feature to fill in an AcroForm. That capability is available in the PDF-Viewer ActiveX . Assuming you are using PDF-Tools 4.x , you have an add-on license to distribute up to 2500 copies of programs that use the PDF-Viewer ActiveX , but you will have to fill out th...
I can't get any help from the newsgroups or from ClarionLive! so I'm going to bundle it up and submit it as a PTSS. I can't think of anything else to do.
Hi! I cannot reproduce your errors but I am seeing THESE errors: Missing procedure definition: PXCDRV50_ADDBOOKMARKITEM(LONG,LONG) - C:\Clarion10\...\pxcdrv50.clw:1570 Missing procedure definition: PXCDRV50_ADDIMAGEWATERMARK(LONG,LONG) - C:\Clarion10\...\pxcdrv50.clw:1570 Missing procedure definitio...
Hi! I'll need to look at this more closely. I cannot see why you'd be seeing this unless the pxcdrv50.lib file was missing or damaged, but that should produce other file-related errors than just missing entry points. Something is definitely screwy here, and I thank you for bringing this to our atten...
Hi! Originally, we allowed you to use either REGION or OLE controls to populate the Viewer ActiveX. It appears you are using a PANEL control, which has never been allowed. HOWEVER, you SHOULD replace the PANEL control with an OLE control. Populate the control WITHOUT TEMPLATE. Then select that contr...
Hi Dave! I just tried it here and all seems correct, so I need more information from you. We only have one installation version, so referring to it as "Clarion 9" and "Clarion 10" only tells me where you installed it, not which version of our software you installed. When compiling the first example ...
Hi Alan! That 7-10 seconds per page sounds wrong somehow. It shouldn't take that long to generate one page. You could go into the pdfrpt41.clw file and look for the Generate procedures, and add an animated GIF to the Window. There are different ones available here and there. I'm thinking of one that...
1. While my pdf is being generated, PDF-Tools displays the attached progress window. I have two problems with it: - the progress bar is not updated until just before the window closes. (it is open several seconds) - The filename display is too short so that only part of it shows You can just shut o...
I believe you can add a graphic as an attachment to the message along with your PDF file. If you do that you must make sure the graphic is the first attachment, and the PDF is treated as a second attachment.