A4 Page Product LABELs

[ampandya]

Hi
I want to print labels from the dbf file to A4 sheet, it has 12 labels on one sheet.
It has 21 Boxes printed on it and its the same size for all.

I have a dbf file with product information, i need to print description, price and product code on it. currently i am creating the html file using the css formating.
which, i have to change the css for every diffrent users, all the diffrent PCs have different margins.

I am thinking to use Crystal Report, has anyone got Sample for this?

please see the sample attached.

Thanks

[unixkd]

I use FASTREPORT for all my report needs.

It is an excellent report writer. All categories of print requirements INCLUDING LABELS are covered.

Unfortunately the seller of this awesome report writer - Sergey Sprin is late and we hope that someone will take over that challenge in the near future.

Find attached some of the reports produced with is software piece.

Joe

FastReport In Action.zip

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[ampandya]

Hi Thanks for this.

I have found this web site: https://www.fast-report.com/en/

Is this the one you are talking about?

Do you have any sample program to see how it works?

Many Thanks

[unixkd]

Yes but need adaptation because it is a VCL developed for Delphi.

FastReport VCL was adapted fully for Xbase++ by late Sergey Sprin. With few line of code - less than 20 lines in alot of cases you get a report done. All the uploaded reports took less than 8 hours. Fast report does in a lot cases 80-90% of the job.

You can generate any label report in less than 1 hour - guaranteed.

Joe.

[ampandya]

HI

Is it possible for you to provide me some sample demo program to use fastreport?

Many Thanks

[skiman]

Hi,

You can do this very easily with DCPRINT ...

If you have a page with 3 x 8 labels, you can do this as follows

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nWidth := pagewidth / 3
nHeight := pageHeight/8

for nVertical = 0 to 7
 for nHorizontal = 0 to 3
   @ 1+ nVertical*nHeight , 1+ nHorizontal*nWidth dcprint "text" ...    -> will print on position 1,1 of each label
   @ 2+ nVertical*nHeight , 1+ nHorizontal*nWidth dcprint "text2 " ... -> will print on position 2,1 of each label
 next
next

This way you can define the layout of one label and print your entire page.

[Tom]

Or try a modern, powerful report generator like List&Label from Combit (http://www.combit.net). Once the printing routines are implemented, everything you can imagine is just a few clicks away. And it will increase the value of your application.