@LPTRHIGH Question (AREV Specific)
At 10 NOV 1998 06:54:21PM Adrian Newman wrote:
Have run into a rather strange problem and was hoping someone here might have the answer. While producing a report which uses 'Header' and some print statements, the @LPTRHIGH setting seems to be ignored - no matter what value we set it to, it seems to remain fixed at 60. Anyone have an idea as to why this is happening?
At 12 NOV 1998 12:26PM Larry Wilson wrote:
As usual, the answer is that RTI doesn't use it's own variables.
If you set @environ.set to your new @lptrhigh and also set @lptrhigh, it should work.
At 14 NOV 1998 01:44PM [email protected] - [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]Sprezzatura, Inc.[/url] wrote:
For whatever reason, you have to set the @LPTRs before the program you are calling in order for them to set.
From TCL, I tried
EVAL @LPTRHIGH=10 ; PERFORM "LIST VOC (P)" and I got a 10 high print
At 15 NOV 1998 12:14AM Larry Wilson wrote:
After returning here and reading your msg, Aaron, and the question again, I got to thinking about the statement 'no matter what we set' etc. The important question is: where are they setting the height?
If it's in SET-LPTR or the DEFAULT in the DEFINE PRINTERS, then it's going to revert to the height set on the printer definition itself. It sounds like to me he's got a laser prnter definition and never actually got into the definition. But then again, I thought Mondale had a chance.
Larry