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rexford
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 Posted: Nov 20th, 2003 05:31 PM Post subject: Printer.Print method |
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Hello there!
In my VB6 code, I am using the following line to print strings.
[Printers.Print Str1, Str2, Str3]
I understand that the comma is used to place each string at next tab position.
Is there any way that I can change the size of a tab so that I can put the string at a position that I prefer?
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P.T.A.M.
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| Posted: Nov 21st, 2003 04:40 PM Post subject: |
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Maybe if you use spaces instead of having VB tab automatically? I haven't tested this but how will this work?
| Code: | | Printer.Print Str1 & " " & Str2 |
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rexford
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| Posted: Nov 24th, 2003 11:23 AM Post subject: |
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I have found better solution.
Printer.Print Str1;Tab(5);Str2;Tab(15) .....
I can adust the numbers in Tab() to get to the exact location.
Thanks anyway!
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P.T.A.M.
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| Posted: Nov 26th, 2003 08:36 AM Post subject: |
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Oh well. Whatever works for you 
BTW, does my way work?
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Andir
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| Posted: Dec 23rd, 2003 01:34 PM Post subject: |
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Yeah, your way would work too, it would work with whatever string you build.
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