RE: Infoprint Designer, MS Word; a related question

[Darrell A Martin <DMartin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Mike:

That looks very promising. Thanks.

Darrell

Darrell A. Martin  -  630-754-2141
Manager, Computer Operations
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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 02/15/2007 08:00:05 AM:

> We have an RPG app that translates data from a set of database files
> into either HTML for use on the web or as a rtf file for print 
> publication. Both output files are generated by building a qtemp 
> file that is then FTPed to the necessary server.  In order to get 
> the base document for .rft I used wordpad to setup the page layout 
> (header/footer/margins/fonts/etc) and typed in a few sample 
> paragraphs then looked at the file in notepad to see what was 
> generated. I then copied that into an rpg compile time array and 
> used it as the shell for the RPG generated documents. After I got it
> working I bought a book on rtf format so I understood what all the 
> rtf command strings were doing. If I had to rewrite that app today I
> would save the sample rtf file in the IFS and use the cgidev2 
> procedures to do scan/replace of the variable data instead of the rpg 
array.





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