2006 Mar 27 2:09 PM
Hi ,
How to declare a character symbols in SAPSCRIPT. If I use Insert -> Character -> SAP symbols , I am getting # in the print preview. Even I change any symbols, I am getting the same element <640> whether it is check box or tick mark.
Should I have give 😕 (command ) or * (new line)
I need to print
Billing doc no description followed by check box
Kindly clarify it.
2006 Mar 27 2:46 PM
Hi jayasree,
1. first of all give some space
between billing doc no and the symbol.
(other wise it will overlap sometimes in printing)
2. secondly, i tried at my end,
in the preview, it shows BLANK,
BUT WHILE TAKING PRINT OUT IN HARD COPY,
<b> IT PRINTS PERFECTLY FINE.</b>
regards,
amit m.
Hi ,
How to declare a character symbols in SAPSCRIPT. If I use Insert -> Character -> SAP symbols , I am getting # in the print preview. Even I change any symbols, I am getting the same element <640> whether it is check box or tick mark.
Should I have give 😕 (command ) or * (new line)
I need to print
Billing doc no description followed by check box
Kindly clarify it.
2006 Mar 27 2:19 PM
Hi,
In the print preview it will be like that only.
If you took raw copy u will get the symbols.
go a head with printing u will get that.
Thanks.
If this helps you reward with points.
Message was edited by: KDeepak
2006 Mar 27 2:19 PM
Hi,
it should be * even if you give command /: also you will get it.
check it. i tried at my end , i am able to see the them in my Print out.
Regards
Vijay
2006 Mar 27 2:46 PM
Hi jayasree,
1. first of all give some space
between billing doc no and the symbol.
(other wise it will overlap sometimes in printing)
2. secondly, i tried at my end,
in the preview, it shows BLANK,
BUT WHILE TAKING PRINT OUT IN HARD COPY,
<b> IT PRINTS PERFECTLY FINE.</b>
regards,
amit m.