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NEW NOTE: FROM VB6 SP4 MICROSOFT HAVE ADDED A NEW PROPERTY TO THE DATAREPORT (orientation) WHICH HAS THE SAME EFFECT. SO MY CODE MAY NOT BE REQUIRED. Using VB6 DataReport writer I hit a problem where it didn't allow landscape reports unless the default printer was already set to landscape. I didn't want my users to change there printers so I wrote this function to change the printer orientation to Landscape or Portrait. Calling it before I opened my report.
I needed a way to select a network share, As I couldn't find any source I had to put this together. So now I am sharing it for others, enjoy
NEW NOTE: FROM VB6 SP4 MICROSOFT HAVE ADDED A NEW PROPERTY TO THE DATAREPORT (orientation) WHICH HAS THE SAME EFFECT. SO MY CODE MAY NOT BE REQUIRED. Using VB6 DataReport writer I hit a problem where it didn't allow landscape reports unless the default printer was already set to landscape. I didn't want my users to change there printers so I wrote this function to change the printer orientation to Landscape or Portrait. Calling it before I opened my report.
I needed a way to select a network share, As I couldn't find any source I had to put this together. So now I am sharing it for others, enjoy
NEW NOTE: FROM VB6 SP4 MICROSOFT HAVE ADDED A NEW PROPERTY TO THE DATAREPORT (orientation) WHICH HAS THE SAME EFFECT. SO MY CODE MAY NOT BE REQUIRED. Using VB6 DataReport writer I hit a problem where it didn't allow landscape reports unless the default printer was already set to landscape. I didn't want my users to change there printers so I wrote this function to change the printer orientation to Landscape or Portrait. Calling it before I opened my report.
I needed a way to select a network share, As I couldn't find any source I had to put this together. So now I am sharing it for others, enjoy
NEW NOTE: FROM VB6 SP4 MICROSOFT HAVE ADDED A NEW PROPERTY TO THE DATAREPORT (orientation) WHICH HAS THE SAME EFFECT. SO MY CODE MAY NOT BE REQUIRED. Using VB6 DataReport writer I hit a problem where it didn't allow landscape reports unless the default printer was already set to landscape. I didn't want my users to change there printers so I wrote this function to change the printer orientation to Landscape or Portrait. Calling it before I opened my report.
I needed a way to select a network share, As I couldn't find any source I had to put this together. So now I am sharing it for others, enjoy