I have 2 different PDF sources that are being merged into a single PDF. The first source is a group of TIFF files that have been converted into PDF. The second source is a PDF file containing accounting information.
I am using the Acrobat IAC OLE Automation Server and specifically I use the...
I have 2 different PDF sources that are being merged into a single PDF. The first source is a group of TIFF files that have been converted into PDF. The second source is a PDF file containing accounting information.
I am using the Acrobat IAC OLE Automation Server and specifically I use the...
I have 2 different PDF sources that are being merged into a single PDF. The first source is a group of TIFF files that have been converted into PDF. The second source is a PDF file containing accounting information.
I am using the Acrobat IAC OLE Automation Server and specifically I use the...
PDF files that have been indexed create a .PDX file which is just the starting point in the indexing info chain. The real info is held in the .DDD and .DID files that are saved in the "parts" subdirectory.
I have a project which would work much better if I could read those files...
I have inherited a FoxPro program that has been working fine. However, it has now developed a strange behaviour. It does not update some crucial fields in a temporary table.
This is the code fragment
select mth && table alias
go top
sum val(bnf) to tbnf && sum the BENEFIT AMOUNT fields...
Does anyone know how to extract a Windows handle from a PDDOC variant. I am using PDF.OCX to display
pages on the screen. I need to capture the underlying Windows DIB so that I can pass the image to some graphics routines.
Roger Fedyk
I'm a novice to FoxPro.
If I code the following in a function:
use (monthly) in 1 as mthtab
Is the scope of mthtab local to the function or global. If it is local what do you have to code to make it global?
Roger Fedyk
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