topic Re: Problem in Script Orientation in Application Development and Automation Discussions

Problem in Script Orientation

Former Member — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 10:18:40 GMT

Dear Freinds,

I have a problem in converting script from portrait to landscape orientation.

i tried a lot to find the solution before post this but nothing resolves my query.

when i changed the orientation to landscape it throws an error that

'first PAGE window SIGN : window is too high for page format DINA4 L'.

I cut off the window sizes low still it's giving the same error. even though

if i deleete the that widnow it throughs a error respect to next window.

i have two pages. i repeated the main window for printing data.

Can anyone guide me plzz.

Re: Problem in Script Orientation

Former Member — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 11:20:03 GMT

Hi anurag.radha ,

I think you need to resize all of your windows before changing orientation.

Regards

Andrea

Re: Problem in Script Orientation

Former Member — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 11:45:13 GMT

Hi,

When you change the layout to landscape and you get that message......

Go to the Page windows tab and then select menu Settings --> Form painter --> here in SAPSCRIPT tab you will find Graphical FORM PAINTER. check that box select it.

now it will show you the layout of your page and how much your window overflows there....

resize your window according to the page..

Hope this helps.

Regards,

-Sandeep

Re: Problem in Script Orientation

Former Member — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:34:58 GMT

What is the rationale for changing to Landscape? We don't often see business correspondence in this format....

Essentially you have a set of boxes that were sized to fit a page that was about 8" X12" or so. Now you have paper that is about 12" X 8". Big problem, now, right? In that case, I would expect to have to MOVE and RESIZE every single window in my form, since they will either be too long, too narrow, positioned too high, positioned too low, etc., to fit the new page format.

As the previous poster noted, you can use your graphical form painter to fix this, or you can get a ruler, look at each window settings in "page windows" and figure out what the placement and dimensions should now be.... Personally, I would probably have just drawn a new form, after copying the old one to a form so that it would not be completely lost.

Re: Problem in Script Orientation

Former Member — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 10:49:20 GMT

Solved.

Thanks for reply.