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QUESTION:
When I put the following line in subheader1
DFWrite '#zerosubpagecount#' // Start with page 1 again
This does not work.
e.g. VDF7 page 1, page 2, break, page 1, page 2
e.g.VDF11 page 1, page 3, break, page 3, page 4, page 5 which is blank
Is #zerosubpagecount# broken?
ANSWER:
#zerosubpagecount# will clear the counter that WinPrint uses when substituting the #subpagecount# symbol.
Example:
DFWrite "#zerosubpagecount#"
DFWriteln "Page: #subpagecount#" (FONT_DEFAULT)
Should print "Page: 0"
I would not try combining these symbols in the same physical DFWrite command.
Note:
When in a header procedure, the DFWriteln "#zerosubpagecount#" has to be wrapped in a DFBeginHeader DFEndHeader block.
Contributed By:
John van Houten
Company: Data Access Worldwide
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