Re: [U2] UV Pre-printed forms

2005-01-05 Thread Mark Johnson
Thanks to all who replied to this topic.
Mark Johnson
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 Mark,
 
 Lots of good answers. Here's mine:
 
 1. From word, print to HPII printer as a file, save the .prn file to
 local pc file.
 
 2. Using accuterm, import file to universe as hex (required several mods
 to the kermit import programs to allow FF and write the hex).
 
 3. Print to printer (or hold file for PDF's) as a cached macro (download
 once, assign macro number and use macro after) stripping off leading and
 trailing bytes (43 leading, 3 trailing) and handling the printing of hex
 print iconv(string, MX):  in the image file.
 
 
 By doing it this way, we also have an option to convert the hold file to
 PDF and email it (using blat for windows) instead of printing it using
 the visual software (PCL to PDF) also mentioned in this thread.
 
 Just another approach to consider.
 
 -Troy
 
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 Subject: [U2] UV Pre-printed forms
 
 One of my clients would like to replace their pre-printed forms with
 those generated by the system. Basically the form has been re-created in
 MS Publisher and saved as a PRN file.
 
 I understand that there is some magic to send the form, keep the job
 open and then send the data for the form. This will most likely be HP
 PCL per my insistence but there maybe some Canon network printers
 brought into the mix.
 
 UV AIX RS-6000.
 
 Thanks in advance
 Mark Johnson
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RE: [U2] UV Pre-printed forms

2005-01-05 Thread Brian Leach
I did something similar for one of my clients.
 
Again this used RTF with merge fields, then had a VB program sitting on a PC
spooling documents by controlling Word as an automation source. The program
used a UniObjects connection to poll for new documents to print and for the
name of the destination printer from a control file, and then pushed each
one out in order.
It was a simple way to do it.

Brian

 
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 Subject: RE: [U2] UV Pre-printed forms
 
 One of my clients would like to replace their pre-printed forms with 
 those generated by the system. Basically the form has been 
 re-created 
 in MS
 
 Since no one else mentioned it, what we do is:
 
 1. Create form in Word and save it as a .RTF file. Put 'tags' 
 (just ASCII text like 'FNAME') into the form elements you 
 want to fill with data. Use any font and formatting you like.
 
 2. Put the .RTF file where you can get at it from UV Basic.
 
 3. In your program, open the .RTF template and do a search 
 and replace for your tags. Stream the output to a new 
 sequential file with an .RTF extension.
 
 4. Use DDE or other method to get Word to print the document.
 
 Barry
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Re: [U2] UV Pre-printed forms

2005-01-05 Thread Bob Gerrish
My email was down for several days - now that it is up, I will reply.
One of my clients need something similar, but when switching from
ADV PICK on SCO to UniVerse on Win2K.  I set them up with the
REFORM spooler.  Reform will take the output and put it on a
predefined overlay.  The docs say it will work with Unix, the only
caveat is that Reform, itself, only runs on Windows.
http://www.fabsoft.com/
I am a reseller of their product, but consultants can easily become
resellers.
Thanks
Bob Gerrish
Kingsgate Enterprises, Inc.
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One of my clients would like to replace their pre-printed forms with those
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Thanks in advance
Mark Johnson
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