Hello Youri, I just wrote a sample application showing you the basics of what I meant (xml report with css built-in). I don't know how to pass a string of text to the htmlviewer of Realbasic so I had to save it as an external file. It seems that the htmlviewer, at least in windows, already has a print preview which I did not know about.
I will let you know the link once I have loaded the realbasic file somewhere. Using it you would build the xml file yourself from the output of a sql query or somesuch, tagging the files as you see fit (table, header, totals) and apply formatting through the css code inside the html file itself (which is in the XSL). You would save one file as preview.html and after letting the user see it, prompt them with a dialog to save it to their own html file. I will try to document it as much as I have time for. This is my last day of vacation and I am hoping to find some snow nearby to take the kids out :) There's tons of stuff you can do with the css (spacing, fonts, colors, alternating row colors). I do not know if the builtin htmlviewer supports floats and divs (really nice for formatting). Sincerely, Shawn _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: <http://www.realsoftware.com/support/listmanager/> Search the archives of this list here: <http://support.realsoftware.com/listarchives/lists.html>
