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hi friends,

could u please send me the details,

in command line i have writeen the coding like this

/: if &ltap-pquit&

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/: endif

when i activate it i wont showing any error but when i goto print privew but it showing like this

if &ltap-pquit&

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endif

plase tell is it correct or not

Regrads

srinu

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Former Member
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hi,

/: if &ltap-pquit& = ??? what u did not specify any condition

/: endif

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LeonardoAraujo
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The field is not inserted in there. It is interpreting it as a text. Insert field ltap-pquit.

Compare with another window that works and you will see what you did wrong.

Leonardo De Araujo

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Are you sure you used "/:" and not something else (like "/")?

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Former Member
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hi,

/: if &ltap-pquit& = ??? what u did not specify any condition

/: endif

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when u use /: and if it will expect some condition.

If you dont give condition it will print as normal text as its happening now.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

vamshi