Create export format parameters
You can specify how you want to print your report. For example, you can specify that you want to print to a specific format such as PDF or HTML, or define image quality and fonts. You can specify print settings in the following ways:
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Create parameters that specify the export format in Tosca Commander.
Create export format parameters
To create export format parameters, follow the steps below:
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In Tosca Commander, open the Reporting section.
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Right-click on the Designer Definition and select
Create ExportFormat-Parameter from the mini toolbar.
Create ExportFormat-Parameter in the mini toolbar
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Open the Properties pane.
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For the newly created ExportFormatParam, enter a parameter name and value. For information on the names and values you can use, see the parameters table below.
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Parameter with specified name and value
Table of parameter names and values
Value |
Description |
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Picture_JpegQuality |
100 |
Specify the quality and the corresponding compression ratio of the generated JPEG graphic. The value lies between 0 and 100, with 100 representing the highest quality (least compression). Default value: 100. |
Picture_BitsPerPixel |
1 |
Monochrome |
4 |
16 colors |
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8 |
256 colors |
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24 |
24bit True Color |
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32 |
32bit True Color |
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HTML_Title
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<Title> |
Specify the title of the generated HTML document. Default: Title used with LlPrintWithBoxStart(). |
PDF_Title |
LlPrintWithBoxStart() |
Specify the title of the generated PDF document. |
PDF_Subject |
<subject> |
Specify the subject of the generated PDF document. |
PDF_Keywords |
<Keyword> |
Specify the keywords of the generated PDF document. |
PDF_ExcludedFonts |
<font; font; ect.> |
Specify a list of fonts separated by commas. These fonts are never embedded, regardless of the PDF font mode setting. |
TXT_SeparatorChar |
NONE |
No separator |
TAB |
Tab as separator |
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BLANK |
Blank as separator |
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, |
, as separator |
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; |
; as separator |
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TXT_FrameChar |
NONE |
No framing |
“ |
“ as framing character |
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’ |
’ as framing character |
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TXT_IgnoreGroupLines |
0 |
Export group lines |
1 |
Ignore group lines |
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TXT_IgnoreHeaderFooterLines |
0 |
Export header and footer lines |
1 |
Ignore header and footer lines |
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TXT_Charset |
ANSI |
Ansi character set |
ASCII |
Ascii character set |
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UNICODE |
Unicode character set |
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TIFF_CompressionType |
None |
No compression |
CCITTRLE |
CCITT Modified Huffmann RLE |
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CCITT3 |
CCITT Group 3 Fax encoding |
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CCITT4 |
CCITT Group 4 Fax encoding |
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JPEG |
JPEG DCT compression |
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ZIP |
ZIP compression |
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TIFF_CompressionQuality |
75 |
Specify the compression quality for the TIFF export. |
XLS_FontScalingPercentage |
89 |
Scaling factor for font sizes. This compensates for the increased text height in Microsoft Excel. |
XLS_PrintingZoom |
<Zoom> |
Scaling factor for the project printout. This compensates for the inability to place any objects in the non-printable area. Default: 88. |
XLS_IgnoreGroupLines |
0 |
Export group lines |
1 |
Ignore group lines |
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XLS_IgnoreHeaderFooterLines |
0 |
Export header and footer lines |
1 |
Ignore header and footer lines |
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XLS_IgnoreLineWrapForDataOnlyExport |
0 |
Export line wraps to Excel |
1 |
Ignore line wraps |
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XLS_ConvertNumeric |
0 |
No automatic conversion |
1 |
Format numeric values according to the setting in Project->Options->ReportingUI. |
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2 |
Convert only columns that actually contain a numeric value (e.g. a price). If a numeric column is explicitly formatted in List & Label (e.g. Str$(price,0,0)), it's not converted. |
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3 |
If you don't use the Format property in Project->Options->ReportingUI, the content is transferred to Excel as text. |
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XLS_AllPagesOneSheet |
0 |
Create a separate worksheet for each page. |
1 |
Add all pages to the same worksheet. |
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XLS_WorksheetName |
<Name> |
Configure the name of the worksheet(s). You can use the format identifier It will be replaced by the page number at runtime. |