Can you tell what Char it is..
Do you have a Ascii chart there that you could tell what
CHAR(???) it would be equal to?
Run this:
SET VAR vm_intcount INTEGER = 0
SET VAR vm_inthigh INTEGER = 255
SET VAR vm_curchar TEXT = NULL
OUTPUT charlist.txt
WHILE vm_intcount < .vm_inthigh THEN
SET VAR vm_curchar = (CHAR(.vm_intcount))
SET VAR vm_ouput = ((CHAR(39)) + ('CHAR '+ (CTXT(.vm_intcount))+ +
'= ' +(CTXT(.vm_curchar))) + (CHAR(39)))
WRITE &vm_ouput
SET VAR vm_intcount = (.vm_intcount + 1)
CLEAR VAR vm_curchar
ENDWHILE
OUTPUT SCREEN
RETURN
It will give you a ruff list of your char characters. See if
you can find it in the list.
Jim Limburg
Thom Cimicato wrote:
EOFCHAR OFF did not work either. I am totally clueless.
Thanxs
Thom
PS. I could attach the pdf to my post for people to see but I am not
sure of the policy on attachments???
At 12:57 PM 01/14/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Could
SET EOFCHAR OFF
do the trick?
Jim Limburg
Thom Cimicato wrote:
Using Win6.5++ I create pdf report files on NT. Worked fine for
months up until yesterday. Now I get funky boxes as characters in
the pdf file. I suspect some sort of font issue but I don't have a
clue how to correct this. The Acrobat setting is set to embed all
fonts but doesn't remedy the problem.
Any clues out there??? Thanx!
Thom
Thomas J Cimicato
President
Integrated Check Technologies
Collect-A-Check, Inc.
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Integrated Check Technologies
Collect-A-Check, Inc.
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