topic Re: logos in Application Development and Automation Discussions

logos

Former Member — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:05:00 GMT

how many ways to upload logos in sap script?

thankyou.

Former Member — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:13:14 GMT

Hi,

For Bitmap Images .

Use TCode SE78 and import logo to R/3.

Select GRAPHICS~~> BMP, select ur logo on Legacy sys.~~> Transport.

Now ur logo has been transfrred to R/3 which is on desktop/legacy.

NOw in logo window, in script editor, under menu options, INSERT--> LOGO.

Activate and execute.

For TIFF Images use the program RSTXLDMC..

Reward points if it is Useful.

Thanks,

Manjunath MS

Former Member — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:16:51 GMT

Hi kaladhar,

there r many ways to upload logos in scripts.

1. TIFF file logos is uploaded using one standard executable program RSTXLDMC.

2.se78 is also used to upload logos.

3.using include statement in text editor.

of all this is the generqal followed method..

/: INCLUDE Z_YOUR_LOGO OBJECT TEXT ID ST LANGUAGE E

These are the steps to be followed for uploading graphics in R/3 system

We:

1) First save the file as BMP

2. Open the BMP file in IMaging (Goto -> Programs -> Accessories -> Imaging) and make it Zoom as 100% and save as *.TIFF

3. Open SE38 and execute program RSTXLDMC

4. Give your TIFF file path name and Select Bcol (for Color)

5. TEXT ID will be ZHEX-MACRO-*.

6. Inplace of * write your own logo name (ZCOMPANYLOGO)

7. Execute the program

8. Now Goto SE71 create your ZFORM

9. Create logo window and Goto text element of logo window

pls reward if helps..

regards.

Former Member — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:21:08 GMT

#1 The program RSTXLDMC can be used to upload graphics (file extension .tif on PC files) into individual standard text.

#2 Use transaction SE78 to import graphics to SAP.

In the form painter, you can either include directly to the form using menu Edit->Graphic->Create or using the INCLUDE statement in a window.

To use an INCLUDE stanment, goto into the woindow script editor and use menu Include->Graphic. The include can look like this for a bitmap:

/: BITMAP MYLOGO OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BMON

Hope this helps

VInodh Balakrishnan