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; ======= Winbatch: OLE Script to Test Fytek PDF DLL ===================== ; ; http://www.fytek.com. ; 1. Checks to see if Fytek Control is registered ; ; 2. Converst Sample txt file (in HTML format) To PDF File ; ; ; ; Please e-mail suggestions and or improvements to: ; ; Stan Littlefield ( stanl@btitelecom.net ) May 05, 2001 ; ; ======================================================================== ; If RegExistKey(@REGCLASSES,"build.Fytek.PDF") == @FALSE Message("Error:Cannot Continue","Fytek Control Not Installed.") Exit EndIf :start infile = AskFilename("Select Text File",".\","Text/HTML Files|*.txt|","*.txt",1) If infile == "" Exit EndIf BoxOpen("Converting Text To PDF.....","Opening %infile% ") outfile = StrReplace(StrUpper(infile),".TXT",".PDF") PDF = ObjectOpen("build.Fytek.PDF") If FileExist(outfile) == @TRUE FileDelete(outfile) EndIf PDF.setInFile (infile) PDF.setOutFile (outfile) retval = PDF.buildFytekPDF() ObjectClose(PDF) BoxShut() If retval == @FALSE Message("PDF Creation Error","File %outfile% not Created") EndIf Exit :CANCEL Goto Start
SAMPLE.HTML
<FCOLOR=.2,.2,1><FONT=5,20><X=50><ALIGN=C><FONT><FCOLOR=0,0,0><BR><BR> <X=0>There are several other useful In-line commands you can use.<BR><BR> <P> Height and width In the SRC (source) are required and are the pixel size of the image at 72 dpi. The HEIGHT=x% and WIDTH=y% are used To scale the image. Using 50 will shrink the size By 50%. 200 will double the size of the image, etc.<BR><BR> \<X=percent\> For aligning COLUMNS In a table.<BR> \<ALIGN=x\> For setting the Left, Right, or Center alignment For a given table cell.<BR> \<PAGE\> For inserting a new page.<BR> <BR> You can set up a table format By using the \<X=percent\> command. The value is the percent of the current line width To use For the table. Use the \<ALIGN=x\> command To set the alignment ON individual cells of the table. Here is an example:<BR><BR> <FONT=5,12><BGCOLOR=.8,1,.8><U>Name<X=15>Address<X=45><ALIGN=C>Active<X=60><ALIGN=R>Sales<X=65><ALIGN=C>Status</U><FONT><BGCOLOR=1,1,1><BR> ABC Corp<X=15>555 South Street<X=45><ALIGN=C>YES<X=60><ALIGN=R>100.00<BR> Test Name<X=15>123 Main Street<X=45><ALIGN=C><FCOLOR=1,0,0>NO<FCOLOR=0,0,0><X=60><ALIGN=R>21,500.00<BR> XYZ Company<X=15>12500 N. Market Blvd<X=45><ALIGN=C>YES<X=60><ALIGN=R>4,500.00<X=65><ALIGN=C><BR><BR> You can insert page breaks By using the \<PAGE\> command. Simply place the command In your text To force a new page. For example, the following line will begin ON the Next page. <PAGE> This text is at the top of page 2. <P> For more PDF tools, visit us at <A HREF="http://www.fytek.com">HTTP://www.fytek.com</A>.
Article ID: W17218
File Created: 2007:07:03:14:28:52
Last Updated: 2007:07:03:14:28:52