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• Embedding the fonts does not help. This is for a product I sell internationally, and so I need a solution that I can distribute with the application, preferably as a part of the reporting software. Saving reports to a PDF supporting unicode is a…

  in Unicode Export to PDF Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009
• I should add that I am using Delphi 2009 and FR 4.7.57. For example, the database contains Greek characters. In preview mode, the characters are displayed correctly... but when I generate the PDF from the preview window the characters are g…

  in Unicode Export to PDF Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009
• Ahh... I was missing the angle brackets around the dataset field name. I was using mycolor := ds1."color" instead of mycolor := . Thanks.

  in Setting Font Color Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009
• The color value for the Reason is stored as an integer value (as returned by a Delphi TColorBox component) and associated with the Reason. The report is a listing of dates an employee was not at work, including the date and the Reason. I want to p…

  in Setting Font Color Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009
• Upon further testing Memo2.Font.Color := Memo2.Value; does set the color of the font, but uses the value of the previous record, not the current record. (In case I didn't mention it before - the color is user selected and so can be any valu…

  in Setting Font Color Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009
• OK. Here is what I am trying in the OBP event of the DetailData band (txtReason is the MemoView, frxDBDetail is the dataset assigned to the DetailData band)... txtReason.Font.Color := frxDBDetail."DisplayColor"; and I keep getting an Identifi…

  in Setting Font Color Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009
• Sorry to be dense, but how do I reference a field in the record set that is not printed on the report?

  in Setting Font Color Comment by Gordon Turner February 2009