pgrootenhuis
22nd April 2004, 15:52
Hi,
When I use a Baan IV text in my MS-Word Doc, I see 'strange' characters in between the text, in Word these are shown as blocks.
I place my fields including the text string of a text (not the text number from tttxt010.text) in an ASCII file which I use with a merge in MS-Word. All fields are okay, except the textfield from tttxt010.text. I can see all text lines, but placed after eachother but with the 'strange'characters placed at the position where the Baan text is skipped to a new line, so not always after 80 positions.
I've tried to convert or delete these characters in my script, but that won't work (do I have the wrong chr$ ??). I assume that the characters stand for 'return' (chr$(13)) or 'end of line' or 'linefeed' (chr$(10)) or is this another character.
I'm not sure it's only a character at the end of a textline or also at the beginning of a new textline.
Does anyone know what characters these are, and if so, can you give me the chr$ code ?
Greetings,
Peter.
When I use a Baan IV text in my MS-Word Doc, I see 'strange' characters in between the text, in Word these are shown as blocks.
I place my fields including the text string of a text (not the text number from tttxt010.text) in an ASCII file which I use with a merge in MS-Word. All fields are okay, except the textfield from tttxt010.text. I can see all text lines, but placed after eachother but with the 'strange'characters placed at the position where the Baan text is skipped to a new line, so not always after 80 positions.
I've tried to convert or delete these characters in my script, but that won't work (do I have the wrong chr$ ??). I assume that the characters stand for 'return' (chr$(13)) or 'end of line' or 'linefeed' (chr$(10)) or is this another character.
I'm not sure it's only a character at the end of a textline or also at the beginning of a new textline.
Does anyone know what characters these are, and if so, can you give me the chr$ code ?
Greetings,
Peter.