Nancy -
I have program that does just that. It prints past due letters, and the
signature is based on the account representation within the division.
Here's how it works:
1. Create your letter with a variable defining the name of the signature
file. Mine is:
rSig = ('C:\Sig.bmp, dmStretch')
2. Place this variable on the report and set the variable properties to
Custom/Blob Draw
3. Then, I have saved each of the appropriate signature files with the name
of the division - ie. "NE.bmp" for the Northeast division, "SE.bmp" for the
Southeast division, and have stored these files in the same folder as the
working application.
4. Next, in my command file, I get the DivisionID into a variable, .vDivid
then,
SET V vFilename = (.vDivid + '.bmp')
COPY .vFileName c:\SIG.bmp
PRINT report WHERE DivID = .vDivid
That way, the report is always reading the file from the local drive and
there is no conflict in a multi-user setting.
Sami
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Sami Aaron
Software Management Specialists
19312 W 63rd Terr
Shawnee KS 66218
913-915-1971
http://www.softwaremgmt.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nancy Polley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 9:37 AM
Subject: JPEG file
> Your help on printing a page of labels was greatly appreciated and it is
> working with precision. However now I have another question. I have
> signatures in individual JPEG files and I want to attach them to letter,
> memos, etc. Can I place them on a report and if so, how. Also is it
> possible to place them on a report on the fly. In other words, select the
> report, select the signature and merge the two prior to printing? Nancy
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