‎2009 Mar 03 5:55 AM
hi..
i want 2 kno .. in smartforms text editor meaning of elements like
/ = ?
=?
/* = ?........and remaining..
plz explain me.
thanx
‎2009 Mar 03 7:33 AM
Hi,
To include text in sapscript/smartform use transaction SO10. The text is defined as standard text.
The significance of symbols are as follows.......
Default Paragraph
B Paragraph, justified
C Centered
L Paragraph, left-aligned
(blank) Continuous Text
= Extended Line
( Raw Line
/ Line Feed
/= Line Feed and Extended Line
/( Line Feed and Raw Line
/: Command Line
/* Comment Line
Hope this will help u.
Thanks,
Aradhana Yadav.
‎2009 Mar 03 6:06 AM
Hi,
Whether it is Script or Smartform internally when you use Include Text in Smar...it calls Standard Text
so10 where /= ..Extended line
/*Comment line etc..
Hope thsi helps ,
Regards,
Amitteja
‎2009 Mar 03 7:33 AM
Hi,
To include text in sapscript/smartform use transaction SO10. The text is defined as standard text.
The significance of symbols are as follows.......
Default Paragraph
B Paragraph, justified
C Centered
L Paragraph, left-aligned
(blank) Continuous Text
= Extended Line
( Raw Line
/ Line Feed
/= Line Feed and Extended Line
/( Line Feed and Raw Line
/: Command Line
/* Comment Line
Hope this will help u.
Thanks,
Aradhana Yadav.
‎2009 Mar 03 7:45 AM
‎2009 Mar 03 1:37 PM
Where we put these options in Editor,Just press F4 right there.
‎2009 Mar 03 1:41 PM
asterix(*) means if you are using a text element and in that text element if u have created more than one paragraph style then the default paragraph style will be used.And if you want to replace the default paragraph style with other paragraph style of the same text element.simply write down the name of
that paragraph.And apart from that...............
= means extended line
( means Raw Line
/ means Line Feed
/=means Line Feed and Extended Line
( means Line Feed and Raw Line
/: means Command Line
/* means Comment Line
All the above symbols are used for formatting......Though I've not used all these so I also have a very little knowledge regarding this.
Thanks.
‎2009 Mar 03 1:49 PM
HI Bhanu,
Press F1 on the tag column and read the documentation given there.
Regards,
Sravanthi
‎2009 Mar 19 8:54 AM