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Anindya
Explorer
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Hi All,

I am doing a script where in the layout there are 8 MAIN windows of equal dimensions both in the FIRST and the NEXT page.In each of these 8 windows a logo appears at the bottom and certain numeric values.

Now, in the preview from the 7th page onwards the text(numeric values) in the windows start moving down.With each page the text moves down and ovrlaps with the logo.

Now, there is a condition in the text element which is satisfied from the 7th page onwards and another numeric value &ZBARRIER& is printed.The code snippet is given below.

/: IF &ZBARRIER& NE &SPACE&

/* BARRIER Brand artikelnummer: &ZBARRIER&

  • GAMMAL PRODUKTKOD: &ZBARRIER&

/: ELSE

/: ENDIF

Why is it that with the introduction of 1 value, all the other values start moving down?

Does anybody has an answer to this problem.

BR

Anindya

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Former Member
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Hi,

U have told that, from 7th window onwards text is moving down. <b>The main reason may be, ur 7th window size is not fit to the text size or in otherwords the text cannot be placed in the 7th window since it's width is larger than window size. The solution for this is, u can increase the width of the window size or text should be splitted.</b>

Reward if useful.

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Sathyaa

Anindya
Explorer
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Hi,

its not the 7th window, its from the 7 th page onwards.

all the windows are of equal dimensions and each have a logo at the bottom and some text above that.

now from the 7 th page onwards 1 xtra value is printed in some of the windows beacause a particular condition is satisfied(code snippet given above).

why this is causing the values in the successive windows to move down.

Former Member
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Use some control commands so that things don't move. Use /protect /endprotect or /top /endtop /bottom /endbottom and see how it behaves. Otherwise declare another page format for pages after 7th with at new page.

regards,

mallick