SAP SCRIPTS

Former Member — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 03:57:01 GMT

hi,

What is the difference between creating a logo with RSTXLDMC and using trans SE78?

please explain in detail.

thanks and regards

sarath

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Former Member — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 03:57:50 GMT

Both are similar....

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Former Member — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 04:07:25 GMT

thnaks for u r replay,

but in the interview they asked me this que.

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Former Member — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 04:09:02 GMT

i think SE78 is not uploaded .TIFF file.

program RSTXLDMC, this is only for uploading .TIFF into standard text. The after you can use standard text in SAP Script form.

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Former Member — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 04:13:38 GMT

good

To use graphics in the SAPScript FORMS they must be imported to R/3 system for this we use transaction SE78 or report RSTXLDMC and give the graphics a name . The image type is generally .TIF(tagged image format) or .BMP (windows bitmap file) .

The RSTXLDMC report is used to import images which are in Tagged Image Format (.TIF) into R/3 and saved as standard text (OBJECT TEXT and ID ST) in the system. Since these images (.TIF) are stored as standard text they can be included in the sapscript using the standard INCLUDE statement. The image to be used if is not in .TIF format than it should be converted to this format e.g. by using IMAGING program in WINDOWS.

Once converted to .TIF they can be used in RSTXLDMC report. The image is stored by the name of ZHEX-MARCO-name . The other parameters in this report e.g. are used to indicate the type of IMAGE

BCOL for color or BMON for mono color images.

e.g. /:INCLUDE ZHEX-MARCO-name OBJECT TEXT ID ST

After the graphics has been imported we can use the INCLUDE statement to include the graphics or use the menu Edit->Graphics->Create.

e.g. /:BITMAP logo OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP .

The above include statement is inserted automatically if we use the menu command.

thanks

mrutyun^

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