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‎2006 Mar 24 12:18 PM
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Why Sap has provided the future to make use of 99 main windows in a single page.
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‎2006 Mar 24 12:30 PM
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Hai sitaram,
A layout set in SAPSCRIPT can have only one MAIN window which is created by default. This window can flow over multiple pages. What you are referring to is probably the next MAIN WINDOW feature. Each page can consist of up to 99 main windows. Each main window is assigned a consecutive identifying number (0..98), and the windows are filled in this order. This feature enables SAPscript to print labels and to output multi-column text lik ein a Newspaper. When one main window fills up, the next main window on that page is taken, if there is a next one. A page break is inserted after the last main window.
You can use the NEW-WINDOW command to call the next main window explicitly, even if the current main window is not yet full. If you are in the last main window of the page, the command has the same effect as the NEW-PAGE command.
Regards,
Srikanth.
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‎2006 Mar 24 12:22 PM
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hi Sitaram,
This feature enables SAPscript to print labels and to output multi-column text...
When one main window fills up, the next main window on that page is taken, if there is a next one...
A page break is inserted after the last main window...
( You can use the NEW-WINDOW command to call the next main window explicitly, even if the current main window is not yet full )
regards
satesh
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‎2006 Mar 24 12:30 PM
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Hai sitaram,
A layout set in SAPSCRIPT can have only one MAIN window which is created by default. This window can flow over multiple pages. What you are referring to is probably the next MAIN WINDOW feature. Each page can consist of up to 99 main windows. Each main window is assigned a consecutive identifying number (0..98), and the windows are filled in this order. This feature enables SAPscript to print labels and to output multi-column text lik ein a Newspaper. When one main window fills up, the next main window on that page is taken, if there is a next one. A page break is inserted after the last main window.
You can use the NEW-WINDOW command to call the next main window explicitly, even if the current main window is not yet full. If you are in the last main window of the page, the command has the same effect as the NEW-PAGE command.
Regards,
Srikanth.
Bluesky