Importing different formats...

Is this possible with FCE...If you set the easy setup...with HD setting in one project, can you then later change the setup to DV to work with another project? Will FCE save the setup settings according to different video formats or will it stay with what the original setting is?

The Easy Setup affects a set of presets for your sequence settings, capturing, device control and external video. When you change your Easy Setup it affects the creation of future sequences & captures. Your existing captured clips & sequences are not altered when you change your FCE Easy Setup. So, yes, you can have two different projects that use different Easy Setups, like your example - one HDV and the other DV.
Just be careful about using your clips & sequences if you have more than one such project open at the same time. For example, putting an HDV clip in a DV sequence will cause some gnashing of teeth ... unless you have FCE 4.

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My experiences of importing different formats into IMovie...!!

I’ve been through a lot of pain with IMovie for the last 6 months, and cracked it a couple of days ago. I therefore feel the need to write about my experiences.
I have lots of old footage on:-
1. DV tape
2. HI8 tapes
3. Sony mini-DVDs
4. DVDs
5. Sony standard def hard disk camcorder files.
1. DV tape
This was a joy to import. OK, so I had to invest a small amount of cash to buy a new cheapie DV camcorder (as my old one broke years ago), but the import itself was easy. Just connect the camcorder, the import window appears, and away to go. Events are imported with the correct date and time, and it even creates a new event for different days imported.
2. HI8 tapes
As I’ve only got a few of these, I decided to ‘cheat’, so I’ve recorded them onto DVDs using my domestic DVD recorder sitting under my TV. So the problem is shifted from HI8 tapes onto DVDs.
3. Sony mini-DVDs
I’ve been trying to crack this issue for months. Clips are imported in random order, even though they are shown in the correct order in the preview. Hopefully it will get sorted. See the following thread:-
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9404421&tstart=0
4. DVDs
Haven’t tried this yet, until the mini-DVD issue is sorted. I might go down the road of converting the VIDEO_TS folders into DV files using MPEG Streamclip from squared5.com but I’d rather wait and import them ‘properly’ as the software intended.
5. Sony standard def hard disk camcorder files.
Now this is the biggie…..
I had about 1,000 MPEG2 files on my hard disk, that I’ve moved from my camcorder over the years. To my annoyance, when I switched from a PC to the Mac, I needed to buy the MPEG add-on to Quicktime. OK, so no big deal, but even then, all I could get was the video with no sound. After weeks of digging about, I found out that the reason there was no sound is because apparently Quicktime can’t handle MPEG files with AC3 dolby digital sound. As all of my files are recorded in this format, this was a major hurdle.
I then dug around and discovered that on the Sony CD that comes with the camcorder, there is a utility to down mix the AC3 audio to stereo. But it can only do one file at a time – no good for 1,000 files.
Even so, I tried a few files, and yes – they now played under Quicktime WITH audio.
But when doing an import into IMovie 09, the files are greyed out and cannot be selected. So back to the drawing board...
I then looked into various bits of software, finally deciding to get MPEG Streamclip, in order to convert the files in something more Apple friendly.
I did lots of experiments over many weeks in converting files to different formats for import into IMovie, and even though some of them looked excellent, when exporting to different sized export files (e.g. IPod, AppleTV), some of them had artifacts and shimmering all over the place.
Reluctantly I took the helpful advice of someone to convert them into DV files. I say ‘reluctantly’ because the files are HUGE. So much so, I then shelled out (even) more cash on a Drobo to store all the converted DV files.
Next problem...
Because MPEG Streamclip converts the files into DV files, the original date and time information is lost. This is a real pain and means IMovie thinks all the files are 2009.
I then purchased the excellent ‘A better finder renamer’ and ‘A better finder attributes’, to see if I could rename the files. Unfortunately there is no easy way to say ‘change the date/time on the new DV file to be the same as the old MPEG file’ a thousand times over.
I then approached a company about writing a bespoke automator script to do this for me. But it was going to be expensive.
I then set about manually changing some of the dates of the files.
Even then, IMovie was getting confused during the import, and putting some of the scenes in the wrong order. Looks like because MPEG Streamclip is so quick at doing the conversion to DV, that some of the files have the same time stamp, so IMovie gets confused.
I then looked into software to slow my Mac down, so that MPEG Streamclip would run slower (I wanted to guarantee that each file out of the thousand that it created was created in a different MINUTE to the last file). This was proving fruitless however.
I then had useful discussions with Appleman1958 - see thread -
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1979095&tstart=0
who suggested that I could rename the files with the IMovie notation, i.e.
clip-yyyy-mm-dd hh;mm;ss.ext
I even worked out how to do this automatically using ‘a better finder renamer’.
But there was still one more issue.
When the files were imported into IMovie, the thousand files would just come in as one event (unlike importing DV tape where it splits into days).
Being unhappy with this, I had a brain wave and decided to try something else. AppleMan1958 helpfully suggested putting the files into different folders “behind IMovie’s back”, something I was open to doing, but wanted to try something else first...
I resurrected my old camcorder from my attic, and filmed a few minutes of footage.
I then plugged the camcorder into my Mac. To my AMAZEMENT, the import window appeared in IMovie (just like it does for DV tapes), AND the audio played as well as the video. I was absolutely staggered.
I then noticed an ‘archive’ button within the import window, so decided to press it. It then copied the MPEG file from the camcorder onto the hard disk. But it did so in the structure of the original camcorder (i.e. it creates a series of specially named folders, just like on the camcorder).
I then decided to copy all 1,000 of my MPEG2 files into the new special structure that had just been created.
All 1,000 files were then accessible using the standard import function!!!!
(By the way – I’m sure people already know this information – and I’m in no way taking credit for any of it, as it’s probably been suggested by other people in the past).
I’ve now happily imported all of the files.
(Interestingly, a couple of times it said ‘Error!’ on importing some of the files. The third time I tried it, it worked. How random!!)
What amazes me is that now the Mac CAN seemingly handle MPEG video AND ac3 audio, whereas it can’t handle it by double-clicking the files in the finder. I can’t see why this should be the case. Also, it’s really annoying that when importing the files from hard disk, the files are totally greyed out – but it CAN import them by fooling IMovie into thinking it’s a camera archive.
Ofcourse now I’ve spent all this extra money, it’s time to dust off the old camcorder and use that for a few more years, until I pluck up the courage to go hi-def...
Hope you enjoyed reading – thought I’d share my experiences incase there are any newbies out there with similar issues. It’s annoying that Apple make it seem like childsplay to connect your new shiny camcorder to IMovie, but seem give little help in the more technical issues.
Now, if only they’ll fix the mini-DVD import bug too...!
Brad

Hi Brad,
when you use Streamclip to convert media, use the same name for the exported file (only with different extension). Then make a shell script calling
touch -r origFileName.mp2 newFileName.mov
This will copy the exact time and date from origFileName.mp2 to newFileName.mov
The script may look like this (save the file, give an exec permission to it and call it in the right directory):
#!/bin/bash
for i in `ls *.mp2`; do
NEWNAME=$(ls "$i" | sed -e 's/mp2/mov/')
touch -r $i $NEWNAME
done
You may need to adapt the extension names used (in the example above .mp2 is input file to get the date/time stamp from and .mov is the output file to stamp.
Have fun and cheers

Download file in different formats(its urgent)

Hi experts,
I have a problem when downlaod a file in different formats.
File should be downloaded 3 Formats.
1. DWG
2. DXF
3. PDF
this file is used for CAD Drawings.
So i required a Functional Modules to generate a file in 3 different formats.

Hi,
You can download an internal table data (of report format) into PDF
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EXPORTING
* BIN_FILESIZE =
filename = i_pfad
filetype = 'BIN'
* IMPORTING
* FILELENGTH =
TABLES
data_tab = i_att_cont
EXCEPTIONS
file_write_error = 1
no_batch = 2
gui_refuse_filetransfer = 3
invalid_type = 4
OTHERS = 5.
But DWG DXF are third party specific, i think in SAP we don't have functional modules to download in these
aRs
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Exporting different formats in the same sequence.

I created a sequence in FCE mixing both DV footage and MP4 footage (H.264 codec). I had no problems importing into FCE and working with both at the same time.
When I export quicktime movie to idvd and watch the dvd on a tv, the dv footage looks beautiful but the MP4 footage is very blurry.
I then tried many different compression options for export, but anything that makes the MP4 footage look good makes the dv footage look terrible.
Is there an export option in FCE that would create a reasonable looking DVD from original source material in different formats?

We used 2 different cameras when filming a project. I don't currently have access to the one used to film the MP4 footage. It saved onto a memory card during filming and I got it onto my computer by connecting the video camera and dragging the clips to a file on my desktop.
An example of the names the clips saved under is SDV_0403.MP4, SDV_0404.MP4, etc.
Properties of a sample clip as follows:
Kind: MPEG-4 Movie
Dimensions: 720x480
Codecs: H.264, AAC
Duration: 00:25
Size: 17.6 MB on disk
Channel count: 2
Total bit rate 5,911
Sorry if there's irrelevant info there...I'm not sure what's necessary.
I would just drag the clips right from the file on my desktop to FCE either into the timeline or the canvas and insert them among others. Then render them so I could see them in the canvas, editing and rendering as necessary.
I will try the mpeg streamclip in the future, but I'm freaking out a bit because I've already edited hours of footage, and fear having to go back to the beginning to re-import my source footage and start from scratch. I definitely won't be working with multiple formats in the future. I'm just trying to salvage this project now as best I can.

How do I make a DVD copy of a file? And does the file have to be converted from mpeg or mp4 or.MOV to a different format before it can be copied and is readable by DVD? Thanks.

How do I make a DVD copy of a file? And does the file have to be converted from mpeg or mp4 or.MOV to a different format before it can be copied and is readable by DVD? Thanks.

Great hearing for you all! I thought I was all alone this past weekend. I did learn a lot this weekend. I really like the InDesign product.(half-the-battle) But to be helped by the prestigious “Sandee Cohen” was an honor indeed.” I ordered the InDesign CC today. Peter, I appreciate all the feedback on Lynda too. They are loaded with lots of good videos. Derek too honed in on one of the most important aspects! Since I have been working with Word for most of the first portion of the book this will be a big help. I looked at the comments big help ! Thanks a ton ALL! Have a wonder day or evening whenever you read this reply.

Exporting Slideshows in Different Formats

Ok everyone, I'm having a few problems. I just recently ugraded to iPhoto 5.0.4 and everything is fine and dandy, but I'm wondering if there's any way that I can export slideshows that I create in different formats. Let me explain my situation; I'm a high school student in an Advanced Biology class, and our class has it's own website for the projects we do. My teacher has asked me to try to figure out a way to create slideshows with all the pictures we have for the different projects, then save/export them in a format that we can post on a web page. A friend of mine recommended that we make a page with links so that people could select their connection speed and format that they would like to download the file in, for example QuickTime, Real Player, Windows Media, Flash, etc... I've figured out how to export the files in QuickTime and Real Player compatible formats, but that's it. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Jarrett

Criag:
Yes, iPhoto doesn't support the 16:9 format for exporting. I suggest you useiMovie HD 6. It's still available to Mac users who have iLife 08 and are not pleased with the new iMovie which has been dumbed down from the V6 version. If you add the 16:9 photos to it you can export to that ratio. Also you'll have much more control over the audio trachs being able to cut out portions, fad in and out, overlap etc.
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto (iPhoto.Library for iPhoto 5 and earlier) database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've created an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger or later), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 6 and 7 libraries and Tiger and Leopard. iPhoto does not have to be closed to run the application, just idle. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.
Note: There now an Automator backup application for iPhoto 5 that will work with Tiger or Leopard.

Manage MetaData from same photos in different formats like it was one

For example - I import photos in RAW and than export in into JPEG. Id like to manage them later like one photo. Now When I want to see also the JPEG I need to import it once again - so I have the same photo twice in different format. When I change metadata I want automatically to change it in both formats. Something like stack into one photo, but with this future - when I change metadata - it will change in both.

Hi Xiaojing,
Thank you for your answer. It is useful.
The problem is: My application is not going to play music or video, it just needs to browse over the disk and create a list of available music files including info like song name, album, artist. All this info is kept in meta-data. Some users can have a lot of music of their computers. That's why I don't want to load the whole file and wait for onMetaData event - it can take a long time. I just want to read the meta-data from the file, but not to load the all file as I need for listening the music of playing the movie.
I already applied extracting meta-data for MP3 files exactly the way you mentioned, it works fine. I only have to wait for Event.ID3 – I implemented Timer to wait until all my files are processed. Probably, if user has a lot of music on his computer, it will take a lot of time.
I can try to read AAC the way you advice.
I am really looking for implementation of your advice for reading the music file as a ByteArray and extracting meta-data. In this case we don't need to load all the file, but just to read part of it.
Do you have some code implementation?
Thank you again for your response,
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Different formats for each line in enums & rings?

I don't know if this one is possible but I can't figure it out.
Can you make an enum or ring control have a different format for each selection?
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Selection 1 [default]
Selection 2 [test mode]
Selection 3 [optional]
Selection 4 [optional]
I've tried the formatting options and property nodes, no luck. Maybe there are possibilities with control customizing I'm not thinking of???
Thanks & Regards,
K
Using LabVIEW: 7.1.1, 8.5.1 & 2013

Hi K.
I don't think it's possible to have those text properties vary in a text-ring, but you might be able to accomplish your goal using a pict-ring - using images of formatted text. In the example (attached) Paint was used to create the pictures then import them into the pict-ring. Here Unclebump shows how to use "Draw Text at Point.vi" to create formatted text in a picture control, though, I have no idea how to copy such pictures out of the pictures control!
Cheers!
"Inside every large program is a small program struggling to get out." (attributed to Tony Hoare)
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SSIS project - read multiple flat files with different formats

hi all,
i need to import multiple flat files with different formats into different tables of the sql server database and not able to figure out the best way out in ssis to do so...
please advise the possible methods in ssis to do so and if possible the process which can be dynamic as file names or columns might change in future.

Hi AK1987,
To import flat files with dynamic columns, we can use Script Task inside a Foreach Loop Container to parse the first row of the flat file to get the columns names and save them into a .NET variable, then, we can create “Create Table” script based on this
variable, and then store the script into a SSIS package variable. After that, we create a staging table based on the package variable, load the flat file data to the staging table. Eventually, we load data from the staging table to the destination table. For
the detail steps, please walk through the following blog:
http://www.citagus.com/citagus/blog/importing-from-flat-file-with-dynamic-columns/
Regards,
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TechNet Community Support

Render and Replace Different Format In Same Sequence

Is there any way to keep the Interpret Footage settings after make Render and Replace option?
I have a sequence setting in 1080 50p with two different formats 50p 720 (interpret in 25p) / 1080 25p, I did a render and replace of the total. And the result was that the rendered footage doesn´t respect me the interpret settings.
Thanks.

Render and Replace is currently designed to transcode the clip and keep the Interpret Footage settings applied to the clip (not burned/rendered in). There is a feature request to burn/render in Interpret Footage (and other effects) to the transcoded clip.
Not ideal, but a possible workaround would be to export the clips with "Import into project" selected in Export Settings, then Replace with Clip to get your desired outcome.

Too many flat files with different formats.

Hi gurus,
i have a headache problems. that is follows:
We will upload data from flat files,but you know there are about 100 .xls files and with different formats.
and as you know the datasource of the flat file must correspond to every fields of the flat file.
but you know there are 100 flat files and if we donot do any optimise,we will create about 100 transformation and 100 datasource to meet our requirements.
but that seems impossible.
is there any good idea to decrease the number of transfomation ?

Hi AK1987,
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variable, and then store the script into a SSIS package variable. After that, we create a staging table based on the package variable, load the flat file data to the staging table. Eventually, we load data from the staging table to the destination table. For
the detail steps, please walk through the following blog:
http://www.citagus.com/citagus/blog/importing-from-flat-file-with-dynamic-columns/
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support

Importing raw format pics to PSE 12

Am having trouble importing raw format pics from Canon 70D to PSE 12. Was told PSE 12 had all necessary software for that. When try to download, message telling me that PSE 12 does not support my camera or format type. Do I need to save my photos with different extension than cr2before importing? Do I need to download PNG or updated software from Adobe site? Thanks for any help. Rob

PSE12 ships with ACR8.0/8.1. Support for the 70D was in ACR8.2. Run Help> Updates, this updates to ACR8.4 and you will have 70D support.
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Import Tunes format

I'm new to iTunes and am trying to figure out how best to import tunes into iTunes for use in an ipod and to use iTunes for music management.
I have music on my computer in .wav and .mp3 format. When I connected my ipod I noticed that iTunes placed the tunes into the ipod in the same format as is on the computer with no compression. I know that iTunes simply marks the tunes as a reference so it knows where to go to import into ipod. But if the tunes are in a uncompressed format like .wav then the tunes will quickly fill up my ipod. The 170 tunes nearly filled up half the 8 gig hardrive on the ipod. I noticed when I copied a CD using iTunes onto my computers hard drive it did use the AAC encorder as selected in iTunes, thus compressing the file. Do I need to compress all my .wav files into mp3 or some other format and then import them into the ipod using iTunes. Does iTunes have a conversion utility to compress the files already on my computer like it did the CD that I imported?
Thanks for your help,
Tim
Windows XP

"Do I need to compress all my .wav files into mp3 or some other format and then import them into the ipod using iTunes"
Unless you have an Pod shuffle, if you want to get the maximum number on then yes you do. The iPod shuffle (probably because of it's limited capacity) has the option to "Convert higher bit rate songs to 128 kbps AAC". This option not available for any other model iPod. For the larger iPods the files have to be converted in iTunes first or indeed have to have been imported in a compressed format prior to transfer.
"Does iTunes have a conversion utility to compress the files already on my computer like it did the CD that I imported?
Yes, you can convert songs in your iTunes library to another format. When you convert a song in iTunes it will be converted to the format that you have set to import your CDs in. Converting creates a second copy of the song in the format you have chosen which gives you the opportunity to either keep or delete the original. You can get details on these pages:
How to convert a song to a different format
How To Choose Import Settings

Inserting data from one table to another in different format

Hello,
I would like to know what I am doing wrong with the following code when I write a data from one another to another table in a different format. I am now learning PL/SQL and am using this as
a test problem.
I have a table called students which has the following columns:
SQL> desc student
Name Null? Type
----------- ----------------STUDENT_ID NUMBER(10)
COURSE VARCHAR2(10)
CREDITS NUMBER(10)
I have created another table called new_student which has the following structure:
SQL> desc new_student
Name Null? Type
----------------------------------------- -------- ------------- STUDENT_ID NUMBER(10)
COURSE VARCHAR2(30)
CREDITS VARCHAR2(10)
The data in the student table is:
SQL> select * from student;
STUDENT_ID COURSE CREDITS
1 Science 4
1 History 3
2 Science 4
2 History 3
2 Math 4
3 Sociology 3
3 Psycology 3
I want to store the STUDENT table data in NEW_STUDENT table as:
STUDENT ID COURSES CREDITS
1 Science/History 4/3
2 Science/History/Math 4/3/4
3 Sociology/Psycology 3/3
This is my code:
DECLARE
-- Get all the student IDs
CURSOR studentlist_cursor IS select distinct student_id from student ORDER BY student_id;
-- Get the information for each student ID
CURSOR courses_cursor(nstudentid number) is select course, credits from student where student_id=nstudentid;
nIndex     INTEGER;
pltcourses     DBMS_SQL.VARCHAR2_TABLE;
pltcredits     DBMS_SQL.NUMBER_TABLE;
newcourses varchar2(50);
newcredits varchar2(10);
BEGIN
FOR student_rec IN studentlist_cursor
LOOP
nIndex:=0;
-- Loop through each student ID from student_rec to get the
--courses and creditsstudent ID
FOR courses_rec in courses_cursor(student_rec.student_id)
     LOOP
     nIndex:=nIndex+1;
     pltcourses(nIndex):=courses_rec.course;
-- Store the course data for each student ID in newcourses
-- while doing so check if it is null or put a '/' between each course
loop
if newcourses is null then
newcourses:=pltcourses(nIndex);
else
newcourses:=newcourses||'/'||pltcourses(nIndex);
end if;
end loop;
     pltcredits(nIndex):=courses_rec.credits;
--Store credits data in variable newcredits
--If the newcredits is not null then put a '/' between each credits
loop
if newcredits is null then
newcredits:=pltcredits(nIndex);
else
newcredits:=newcredits||'/'||pltcredits(nIndex);
end if;
end loop;
-- Insert student id, newcourses, newcredits into NEW_STUDENT
INSERT INTO NEW_STUDENT
(student_id ,
course,
credits
) VALUES
(student_rec.student_id,
newcourses,
newcredits
COMMIT;
-- come out of the student id record and go to the next student --id record
END LOOP;
-- come out of the loop
END LOOP;
END;
While doing so I get an error message:
declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error
ORA-06512: at line 23.
The error is at the line:
newcourses:=newcourses||'/'||pltcourses(nIndex);
Can anyone help me by pointing out where the mistake is?
Thank you for reading this long mail.
Thank you.
Rama.

Hi dude
there is lot of error in ur pl/sql.
and u have created table new_student with columns
student_id number(10),
courses varchar2(30),
credits number(10).
first u need to modify ur table.
student_id number(10),
courses varchar2(30),
credits varchar2(10).
Now i am writing whole pl/sql block for u. it will work fine.
DECLARE
CURSOR studentlist_cursor IS select distinct student_id from student ORDER BY student_id;
CURSOR courses_cursor(nstudentid number) is select course, credits from student
where student_id = nstudentid;
nIndex INTEGER;
pltcourses DBMS_SQL.VARCHAR2_TABLE;
pltcredits DBMS_SQL.NUMBER_TABLE;
newcourses varchar2(50);
newcredits varchar2(10);
BEGIN
FOR student_rec IN studentlist_cursor
LOOP
nIndex:=0;
newcourses := null;
newcredits := null;
FOR courses_rec in courses_cursor(student_rec.student_id)
LOOP
nIndex:=nIndex+1;
pltcourses(nIndex):=courses_rec.course;
if newcourses is null then
newcourses:=pltcourses(nIndex);
else
newcourses:=newcourses||'/'||pltcourses(nIndex);
end if;
pltcredits(nIndex):=courses_rec.credits;
if newcredits is null then
newcredits:=pltcredits(nIndex);
else
newcredits:=newcredits||'/'||pltcredits(nIndex);
end if;
end loop;
INSERT INTO NEW_STUDENT
(student_id,
course) VALUES
(student_rec.student_id,
newcourses);
END LOOP;
END;
and please revert back
Regards
Anil

Header and Footer in different format

Hi ,
I am using a single RDF file to generate a report in 4
different formats by giving the destype during rumtime. I am
facing a problem regarding the Header and Footer . My requirment
is to show the Header and Footer once in HTML (Header on first
page and Footer on last page) and in case of RTF andPDF on each
page. The header and footer contains formula columns in which I
query from database.
Can anyone help me how to do this using one single RDF file.
Thanks,
Alka

Hi,
We tried using trigger as suggested by you for displaying the
header and footer once in HTML. Now we are able to show the
Header on first page in HTML but we also getting blank rows
between records wherever we are hidding the Header .
Please suggest how can we remove these blank rows.
regards,
Alka.
hello,
you could achieve this by using the format trigger of the
header/footer-objects, where you could check the desformat and
the page-number in order to dermine if they should be printed or
not.
regards,
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