[CopyName#] in Basic edition

edited 4:10AM in FastReport 4.0
Hi,

I've got the Basic edition of FastReport 4 for Delphi. I'd like to use the [CopyName#] but I can't, because in basic ed the code isn't reachable.

Is there any other way to give value for that?

Regards,
Oscar

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  • edited 4:10AM
    OscaR1 wrote: »
    Hi,

    I've got the Basic edition of FastReport 4 for Delphi. I'd like to use the [CopyName#] but I can't, because in basic ed the code isn't reachable.

    Is there any other way to give value for that?

    Regards,
    Oscar


    Dear Sir,

    how to use [CopyName#] variable in my report
    if you have any solution get then
    plz send me a demo report of this

    thanx

    Regards,
    Manoj Kogata


  • gordkgordk St.Catherines On. Canada.
    edited 4:10AM
    Not available in basic edition. You must have at least standard edition
  • gpigpi
    edited 4:10AM
    Try in Delphi's code
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName0'] := '';             // copy viewed in the preview
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName1'] := 'First copy';   // 1st printed/exported copy
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName2'] := 'Second copy';  // 2nd printed copy
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName3'] := 'Third copy';   // 3rd printed copy
    frxReport1.ShowReport;
    

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