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Hi to all

I have a print

PRINT oPrn NAME "My Print" PREVIEW

PAGE

WHILE !EOF()

some instruction like

Prn:Say( nRow, nCol , bla bla )

ENDPAGE

PAGE

ENDDO

ENDPAGE

ENDPRINT

I need some hints about the possibility to save the print into rtf for or doc You know for instance when you have a report in Access you see preview you can export in RTF. Simple but functional. Many thanks to all!

richedit ?? no sirve?

Regards, saludos.

I need some hints about the possibility to save the print into rtf for or doc

PRINT oPrn [PREVIEW] FILE "name.docx"

Doing so, you get a Word document with images. Marco needs a Word document with text that can be selected.

Otto wrote:Hello Marco,

This is how we do it:
https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13495&p=69231&hilit=word+zip&sid=62c130be6eb450bc2a0aad7749c99f80#p69231

A DOCX file is essentially a ZIP file, and inside it, there's an XML file which is, in practice, a pure text file.

Hi Enrico,

Have you read the link? As far as I remember, I explained everything there. The XML file inside the DOCX is for that.

Best regards,

Otto

And where do you get the XML file?

The DOCX format is an XML-based file format for Word documents, used by Microsoft Word, especially since Word 2007. It replaces the older binary DOC format. DOCX files are actually ZIP archives containing multiple files and folders that collectively represent the entire document.

One key file within a DOCX archive is word/document.xml. This XML file contains the actual text of the document, along with information about its structure and formatting. The content of word/document.xml is written in a special markup language called WordprocessingML, designed for representing Word documents.

In word/document.xml, you will find:

Text Content: The actual text of the document, including paragraphs, headings, etc.

Formatting: Information about fonts, colors, alignment, paragraph formats, list formats, etc.

Structure: Tags defining the document's structure, such as section headings, footnotes, endnotes, margin notes, etc.

Elements like Tables and Images: References to other files in the DOCX archive that contain images, tables, and other non-text elements.

Special Tags: These are used to represent special features like tables of contents, hyperlinks, embedded objects, etc.

To view the contents of word/document.xml, you can open a DOCX file with an archiving program like WinRAR or 7-Zip, and then view the word/document.xml file with a text editor or an XML viewer. Knowledge of XML is helpful to understand the content and structure of this file.

Otto, you did not get the point.

Enrico, Please describe again exactly what you want to do. I'm sure it can be solved.

Best regards,

Otto

Ok. You have a normal FWH print preview. You can save the preview to Word but the result is not editable (it is a series of images). How to get an editable Word result instead?

Otto,

what can I do with the xml inside the word file?

In Access (microsoft) when yo have a preview of a report you can export as rtf

it's very very beautiful

Enrico,
You need to create a WORD document in parallel. The question then is whether you should use WORD as a preview.

If you want to convert a FW report, you must build the WORD document in any case.

However, by manipulating the document.xml, you can use WORD as a report generator. You create your report in WORD and insert your own placeholders. We use [NAME] [etc] which is only necessary once when creating the template.

When you then run a report, you replace the placeholders with the values.

But I can only recommend switching to HTML right away.

Best regards,
Otto