Hi, At our company we use a program called Add-On (accounting software) <http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1181995&page=1#>which runs on a Visual Pro 6.0.7 platform (That's my understanding so far). The problem is I need to make some change in the layout when cheques are printed. When Cheques are printed the text (amount and address of the receiver) appear some lines below from where we would like it to be. After searching in the files for "Dollars***AND**Cents" which is printed on the cheques I found a file called ARMMF.txt. It seems to be written in BASIC. There are couple of more files ARM.MF and ARM.MFN which probably are compiled version of ARMMF.txt file. In ARMMF.txt there was a line of code 2370 PRINT @(A1,A2),FNZ$(C1$(103)) which refers to printing data at a certain page location. After changing the value for A1 and A2 it worked but only when printing a single cheque. When printing <http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1181995&page=1#> multiple cheques only the first cheque is printed in the right format. I cannot find any documentation online because the software is outdated and we dont have contract for customer support. I am guessing that by compiling the ARMMF.txtto ARM.MF we might be able to solve this. But I am not sure what program to use to create a .MF file. Another solution is to update the accounting software which we will do in a couple of months. Any idea ? Thanks I posted some of the lines from the ARMMF.txt. Let me know if you want the full file?
0010 REM "ARM - Customer Maintenance (Ship-To Addresses)" 0020 REM "Program ARM.MF" 0022 REM "+-----------------------------------------------------------+" 0024 REM "| ADD+ON Software<http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1181995&page=1#>, Inc. Advantage/V Version 6.0.0 - 15May96 |" 0026 REM "| Copyright (c) 1996 Open Systems Holdings Corp. |" 0028 REM "| All Rights Reserved |" 0030 REM "+-----------------------------------------------------------+" 0040 REM /* PLUG: http://plug.org, #utah on irc.freenode.net Unsubscribe: http://plug.org/mailman/options/plug Don't fear the penguin. */
