Regarding the Cheque printing in SAP Script. Issue with Layout Change.

[Former Member]

I have to modify the layout of a predeveloped script.

The issue with the existing one is that, the Labels (on the window, that is printed) and the data (corresponding to it) are not on the same line.

To be more clear, I have like this on the cheque,

Payee : _______________________

Amount : ____________________

The Data corresponding to the Pay & Amount is not in the respective line (as I shown above).

How can I get that both on the same line.?

Shall I need to modify the layout or what else to do ?

Pls. guide me.

Your guidance is appreciable.

Edited by: ravikanth seal on Mar 9, 2011 5:09 AM

Edited by: ravikanth seal on Mar 9, 2011 5:10 AM

[nirajgadre]

Hi,

Are you using the pre-printed stationary for prining this cheque. If yes then you need to align your script layout with this pre-printed stationary. so data will get printed on the correct way as per your requiremnet.

[Former Member]

Thanks. for your guidance.

I will try it and getback again if required.

[Former Member]

MY idea is :

Can I change the Text Element of The Corresponding "Cheque" Window..

Will it works out.

And Can we add any formating options in the window's Text Elements ?

Reply me

[Former Member]

Hi niraj gadre ..

Ur idea may not workout fir me.

My idea is :

Can I use any formating options in the corresponding window's text elements..

Pressing F9 on the windiw (in the Windows list) displays the Text Elements (Goto Edit-> Text Elemets on the Window chosen) in the Windows list.

Here can we do any formating options, so as to change the layout alignment of window's Text Elements ??

Guide me please.

Your guidance is Appreciable

Thanks.

Edited by: ravikanth seal on Mar 9, 2011 7:55 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Ravikanth,

In case of preprinted documents you need to take measeurements of the cheque and give exact length, width and margins. Give proper spaces whereever the preprinted text is there. Even we did the same, it worked for us.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Chandu.

[Former Member]

Thanks Chandu..

Your idea is correct.