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Hi ,

i want to print a logo in all pages using SCRIPTS . wht should i do.

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Former Member
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create a constant window and insert a logo in that window, it will show in all pages, but u need to keep this window in all pages

Former Member
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Hi madhavi ,

from 4.6 version both constant & variable windows both r same then how can we distinguish whether it is constant or variable window

Former Member
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Upload your logo via SE78.

Select 'Import' button from application toolbar of SE78, and perform upload.

2) Then i want to upload that coloured Logo into my SAP Script output

At SE71, goto Text Element from your window logo (window where you locate your company logo), and place the following statement:

/: BITMAP 'COMPANY_LOGO' OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BCOL DPI 150

3) Then i want to make that Coloured logo to be Printed on Layout screen visible as with same color as i uploaded

If helpful give me the nuts.

Regards,

Venkat

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Hi,

To insert logo in SAP script, follow the steps below:

/: INCLUDE Z_YOUR_LOGO OBJECT TEXT ID ST LANGUAGE E

These are the steps to be followed for uploading graphics in R/3 system

1. First save the file as BMP

2. Open the BMP file in IMaging (Goto -> Programs -> Accessories -> Imaging) and

make it Zoom as 100% and save as *.TIFF

3. Open SE38 and execute program RSTXLDMC

4. Give your TIFF file path name

5. Select Bcol (for Color)

6. TEXT ID will be ZHEX-MACRO-*.

7. Inplace of * write your own logo name (ZCOMPANYLOGO)

8. Execute the program

9. Now Goto SE71 create your ZFORM

10. Create logo window

11. Goto text element of logo window

or

In 4.6x :-

1. Goto SE71 Change the mode to GRAPHICAL

2. Choose the Graph Tabstrips

3. Now type in some name for the LOGO WINDOW

4. Press the IMPORT BUTTON and then IMPORT the BMP file from your DESKTOP

5. The code will be written automatically. You just need to drag and drop wherever you want

the graphics to be.

Regards,

Satish