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Printing graphics n text together
Name: amao Date: May 18, 2006 at 00:22:55 Pacific OS: Unix CPU/Ram: HP UX, 1G Ram Product: HP-UX
Comment:
Hi all, we are currently developing an Informix report (a letter) that requires a Logo (graphic) on top, and text-based content follows. Does anyone knows how can we do that without using pre-printed forms? Can plain text files be printed together with encapsulated postscript graphics?
Name: nails Date: May 18, 2006 at 07:44:36 Pacific
Reply:
It depends how the Informix report is being developed. Is it one of the Informix front end products like Informix 4GL or their report writer?
Informix, like most modern databases, possesses a binary large object, BLOB, type. This type allows you to store non-text data. Maybe you can store your logo in a blob and retrieve it during the reporting process.
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Response Number 2
Name: lchi2000g Date: May 19, 2006 at 08:05:32 Pacific
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It depends on the ability of the report design tool. It needs to be able to generate the graphics report output file (not the chararcter output file).
The modern printer should always be able to print the graphics.
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