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How to create watermark text box in Crystal Reports vb.net 2012?
Have to create class for that? Please send me a sample of code or procedure on how to do that.. Thank you very much..
its just like the word "CONFIDENTIAL" in my sample image below:
Adding watermark is simply need to setting here is article.
While the above link is the most common and straight forward way of adding a watermark.
However its a bit of a pain if you want the watermark to be Diagonally across the page. Crystal wont let you do that unless you embed an image.
Also if you have lines and boxes (such as columns) on your report, the watermark will be overlapping those lines if you use the above solution.
The best solution I have used is using a Subreport:
On the Main report add the watermark to the section and select Underlay
following sections for that section.
On the subreport add your
tables and lines that would normally go on your Details sections.
Then put this Subreport on the Details section of the Main report.
Voila!! The lines and watermark will display exactly as you want and be under your control.
Hope it helps someone else.
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I want to display pdf on picture box in access
If I set picture on picture box, there is the error
How can I show pdf on picture box?
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A picture box is (surprisingly as its name tells) to show pictures and not PDF files.
You cannot load a PDF into a picture box.
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I am writing a user manual in Word that will be published to PDF for distribution to our customers. This document makes extensive use of cross-referencing by way of hyperlinks to bookmarks within the document – which generally works very well. Because this is quite a lengthy document, I have placed a link back to the top of the first 'contents' page in the footer section – with the page number printed on the same line at the opposite side of the footer.
However, I cannot get this link to work in the published PDF document. It looks blue and underlined like a normal hyperlink, but unlike the links in the body of the document, the cursor doesn't become a hyperlink pointer when I hover over it, and clicking on it has no effect.
Any advice on what I can do to solve this problem or work around it, please?
Okay, I've found a solution to this myself. I may as well share it here for anyone else who might come along later with a similar problem:
The trick is to insert a transparent picture, about the same width and height as the word you want to be hyperlinked. I've included one here that's suitable for the word 'Contents' in the font Tahoma 12pt. The size isn't really that important, though, as you can use Word's picture grip handles to resize it to your liking if necessary.
Obviously, it's all transparency so it's invisible, but right-click to the left of the white space above this text and you'll see it is indeed an image that can be saved.
Once you've saved the image, do the following:
Edit the footer and type in the text you want to link, formatting it in the 'Hyperlink' style if so desired.
Insert the picture into the footer – being careful not to click outside the picture until you're finished, as it's really difficult to select again if it gets deselected.
Right-click on it and set its text wrapping property to 'Behind Text'.
Right-click on it again and set its hyperlink property to point to the location you want.
Use the grip handles to position and size the picture so that it exactly covers the same area as your text.
Close the Header & Footer editing tool.
One last thing: unlike the other links to bookmarks in the finished PDF document, for some reason this one displayed a tooltip detailing the link location. The only way I could find to get rid of this was to go to "Office button | Word Options | Proofing | AutoCorrect Options… | AutoFormat" and uncheck the option "Internet and network paths with hyperlinks" under the "Replace" header.
Insert as a Cross-Reference in to the footer (not a hyperlink).
Use
References>Cross-reference
Then Select:
Reference Type 'Heading'
I struggled with this for nearly an hour, then inserted the Cross reference to the 'Heading' that I had created for Table of Contents. Create the PDF (don't print) and bingo.
I have also faced this situation, read all suggestions here, but did not find helpful.
I tried myself and solved my problem. Simple, do not make pdf through MS Word, just go to online pdf making sites and convert your doc to pdf.
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I am trying to output multiple images in Blender at a time.
I have a scene and for example two cameras. I want to use two "file output" node in the node editor to do that. But it only outputs one image at a time. The other "file output" node will never work. And I can't find anywhere to change the name of the output images either.
Is it the limit of blender, or is there any way to do these? Thanks!
Aaron
To render multiple cameras at once, you'll need to do a little bit of prep.
Duplicate your scene, linking objects. In the new scene, set your 2nd camera as active (Ctrl+Num0 while 2nd cam is selected).
In composite node editor, use 2 render layers, one for each scene. Select your File Output node and press 'n' to reveal the properties panel if not open already. Under Active Node in properties panel, click 'Add Input.' (In that same area you can name the output files as you wish.)
Link the 2 render layers w/ appropriate scenes to the 2 inputs on the File Output node.
You may need to remove any Render Layers from original scene, I'm not sure. Here's a sample:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/b76qaxdo89tnhyb/2013-04-02%2019_59_49-Blender.png
And what it outputs:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/597evwmdyynhu0z/2013-04-02%2020_00_10-MEDIA%20%28M_%29.png
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I want to draw watermark image beneath existing PDF text content. Currently i can able to draw image above existing content using core graphics.
I found solution for my own problem. I have solved the problem by changing the order of drawing in the target context.
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I created a pdf in Latex. All is well, except that I want to have the generated pdf to open at 100% zoom level by default when opened in adobe pdf reader. Currently, it is being displayed at 57%. I have also noticed other instances of pdf generated by my other Latex code being displayed at zoom levels other than 100%.
Is this just an issue with viewer or does this deviation from 100% zoom has to do something with Latex code in itself. I mean, if you change the page borders or something (or that the document type is article and not book or something else); does that effect the default zoom?
I do not remember LaTeX defaults, but for sure you can control zoom level using the hyperref package if you are not already doing so. Direct link to manual: here
\usepackage{hyperref}
\hypersetup{pdfstartview={XYZ null null 1.00}}
Please note I do not have Acrobat Reader installed on the machine I'm writing these, so don't hesitate to report if somethings wrong. Also, assuming compilation with pdflatex.
Start your code in this way if you want to compile your text either with pdflatex or latex.
Adequate it to your needs.
\RequirePackage{ifpdf}
\ifpdf
\documentclass[pdftex,letterpaper,12pt]{article}
\usepackage{lmodern}
% \usepackage{textcomp}
\else
\documentclass[dvips,letterpaper,12pt]{article}
% \usepackage[active]{srcltx} % for dvi viewers supporting source code mapping
\fi
But you may want to set the default zoom size in your viewer preferences option.
Evince viewer allows to configure the buttons of the top bar, add the scaling buttons.
You have to use the \usepackage[pdflatex]{hyperref} package, compile with pdflatex (or rubber -d) and use the hypersetup setting I put in a comment above.