2009 Aug 05 7:20 AM
Hi
Bold letters are not printing in invoice.
I want to print like below in invoice
*Consignor Address* : XYZ CompanyI have created pragaraph BO. But Consignor Address is not printing in bold.
SS <BO>Consignor Address : &T_adrc-NAME1&I searched in old threads. I couldn't find solution
Thanks
2009 Aug 05 7:31 AM
Hi,
In the Font section of the paragraph format BO ensure BOLD radio button is selected as 'ON' and in the script editor , in tag column mention as BO and then give in the command
Consignor Address : &T_adrc-NAME1&
Regards,
vik
Hi Kumar,
Paragraph formats are only used in the lest most 2 caracter colums.
And if you want to print any text in Bold letters then simply use
e.g.
<B>Company< / > : &bukrs&Please reamove spaces between </>, here we are not able to post exactly what it should be.
this will print Company in bold letters.
Regards,
Raj gupta
Edited by: RajGupta on Aug 5, 2009 11:57 AM
2009 Aug 05 7:28 AM
Hi Kumar,
Try like this.
<B>CONSIGNOR ADDRESS : &T_adrc-NAME1&</>
Regars,
Vijay
2009 Aug 05 7:29 AM
Hi Kumar,
create a character format, say B1 and make the bold on,then
SS <b1>consinee adress</> then print your text.
2009 Aug 05 7:30 AM
Hi,
Try activating your style and also activate your smartform
Make sure you have entered the BO correctly
Regards
Ramc
2009 Aug 05 7:31 AM
Hi,
In the Font section of the paragraph format BO ensure BOLD radio button is selected as 'ON' and in the script editor , in tag column mention as BO and then give in the command
Consignor Address : &T_adrc-NAME1&
Regards,
vik
2009 Aug 05 7:38 AM
Hi Vikred
I want to print Consignor Address in bold and &T_adrc-NAME1& in normal font.
Thanks
2009 Aug 05 7:44 AM
Hi Kumar,
In that case use as below
<BO> Consignor Address
In the next line,
= &T_adrc-NAME1&
Regards,
Vik
2009 Aug 05 7:49 AM
2009 Aug 05 8:02 AM
Hi,
Then try creating a character format BO with BOLD option switched on in font options as use as below.
= <BO>Consignor Address < / > : &T_adrc-NAME1&
I think it should work now.
Regards,
Vik
2009 Aug 05 8:12 AM
Hi Vikred
Thanks for your time and consideration. But still its not working.
2009 Aug 05 10:48 AM
2009 Aug 05 10:53 AM
Hi Kumar,
Paragraph formats are only used in the lest most 2 caracter colums.
And if you want to print any text in Bold letters then simply use
e.g.
<B>Company< / > : &bukrs&Please reamove spaces between </>, here we are not able to post exactly what it should be.
this will print Company in bold letters.
Regards,
Raj gupta
Edited by: RajGupta on Aug 5, 2009 11:57 AM
2009 Aug 05 11:02 AM
Hi,
Sometimes it also depends on the font you are using. Kindly try using another font.
2009 Aug 05 7:52 AM
Hi ,
create a standard text with BOLD letters and try to call that standard text using INCLUDE statement in script.
PLease let me know if you still have any issues on this.
Thanks and regards,
Rajeshwar.
2009 Aug 05 10:51 AM
Hi ,
Inspite of doing all these if yoiu still face the problem and check your GUI status.
Please let me know if you have any issues on this.
Thanks
Rajeshwar.
2009 Aug 05 1:04 PM
Hi,
To print the text 'Consignor Address' in bold, do the following in ur editor-
<BO> Consignor Address </> : &T_ADRC-NAME1&
Remember to close the <BO> tag with </>.
TO verify if 'BO' is the character format with 'Bold' attribute ON, in the editor menu bar, goto 'Format' -->Character format ---> select 'BO' and select Attributes. In Attributes, Bold = 'X'.
Hope this helps
Rgds,
Lakshmi
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