Spotfire gives the option to export the various analyses in various formats like PDF, Microsoft power point. When I export an analyse, it exports them in default template of these formats(PDF, Microsoft power point).
I need to customize the default template, like need to add a company's logo or background color in the template.
How to achieve this?
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I'm writing a lot of peoplecode in Oracle's Peoplesoft Application Designer 8.53
as far as IDE's go its pretty rudimentary but i'd like to be able to apply a custom Highlighting Scheme or customize the automatic white space manipulation that happens on save.
i found a few registry keys that allowed some customization but is anyone aware of a more complete list of possible registry modifications to customize the app designer text editor?
e.g. the examples i have found so far include
"PeoplecodeText"="Text,0,16777215,1,1"
"PeoplecodeTextSelection"="Text Selection,0,65280,0,0"
"PeoplecodeNumber"="Number,16512,16777215,0,1"
"PeoplecodeOperator"="Operator,32896,16777215,0,1"
"PeoplecodeComment"="Comment,10789024,16777215,0,1"
"PeoplecodeQuotedString"="QuotedString,255,16777215,0,1"
"PeoplecodeKeyword"="Keyword,16744448,16777215,0,1"
"PeoplecodeClassDefn"="ClassDefn,8421376,16777215,0,1"
"PeoplecodeBuiltin"="Builtin,8388736,16777215,0,1"
I am embedding a pivot4j report using pivot4j component in pentaho.
Is it possible to have a export to excel OR PDF facility like it has while designing the report?
If so, how can I do that?
Got the solution from the developers. Posting as it is from the URL https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pivot4j-list/WQ91bXbOdbs/K_eW6VZqAwAJ
It's something doable but it will require a bit of custom modification
of the view template. When you embed a Pivot4J report, embed.xhtml is
used as the view template instead of view.xhtml. If you compare them
with each other, you can that the former is just a minimal version of
the latter.
So you can probably copy the necessary components related to the
export feature (look for 'mi-export-*') and paste into the embeded
template and modify it if necessary.
I created a page.i want to change the background of Textbox when theme of emulator is changed to light.The letters cant be visible while changing the themes.is there any solution?
If you use the default TextBox control inside Visual Studio it is fully theme aware. If you have set the colours yourself then you need to perform the theme aware changes in code behind.
For more information, please see the following :-
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/ThemeawareWindowsPhoneapplication
I assume you are referring to TextBlock rather than TextBox (as the latter automatically has style support).
You should never declare a TextBlock without a Style attribute, such as Style={StaticResource PhoneTextNormalStyle}. A full list of available styles can be found on MSDN: Theme Resources for Windows Phone
Also of relevance is: How to: Apply Theme Resources for Windows Phone
NB: Due to the way Mango was designed, backing into your application after changing themes will not apply the new theme. You will need to restart the application to see the changed theme.
Update
Based on your screenshots, you have two choices:
Reskin ("Edit Template" in Blend) each of the controls that you use to redefine a style in which the various colour-related properties are hardcoded
Use an alternate, lighter, background image when in the white theme in order to improve the contrast. I've blogged about how you can define theme-aware resources (and also mentioned it on other SO questions).
Put simply, you can either submit to the theme or force it to remain the way you want it.
We can set a theme as default to our application.When we log in our application the phone theme will be changed to its suitable theme and when we log out change back to original
here s the link .
Does anyone know a way of providing an Export to HTML for ReportViewer WebForms?
I know by default, Image, PDF and Excel are supported formats. I'm guessing there must be some sort of workaround to get the HTML of the report out?
Take a look at this link.
You use the Render method and specify the format for export.
If you are using the 2010 ReportViewer control then it appears HTML4.0 it has been removed from this version (It did work fine in the 2008 version) if you are executing in local mode.
See http://www.gotreportviewer.com/
Question: What are the limitations of ReportViewer control?
A: Unlike the Report Server the
ReportViewer control does not connect
to databases or execute queries. Also,
in local mode the only export
formats available are Excel, Word and
PDF. (In remote mode all formats
supported by the Report Server are
available.) The ReportViewer control
cannot be extended by adding custom
renderers or custom report items.
Besides additional export formats, the
Report Server offers better
scalability, central storage,
management and access control of
reports, caching, subscriptions, etc.
I apologize, this may sound like it has been asked before, but the answers I found do not seem to work in my case.
Is there a way to set the default powerpoint options (fonts, shapes, colors, fills, thicknesses etc) in the registry options, rather than jumping through hoops (saving a default theme via Slidemaster, which is the current way suggested my MS). I find that each time I manage to set my own default theme to propagate across all newly created PPTX files, Microsoft finds a way to enforce its default themes. The current recommended method of creating a default theme through SlideMaster only seems to work when I do file_new_custom theme, and set that as a default. But it does not seem to work for 'blank presentation', and for creating a new file with *pptx extension outside of PowerPoint. Actually, I would much prefer if the entire theme selection window never appeared, all I need is a blank white screen, with the settings I know and like.
Thank you in advance!
Is there a way to set the default powerpoint options (fonts, shapes, colors, fills, thicknesses etc) in the registry option
No. These are all "presentation-level" defaults, not "application-level". They travel with and can be different for each PPTX file or template/theme file.
What you can do is create your own default presentation, the one you get when you choose new blank presentation. I've got an article about this on the PPT FAQ site I maintain:
Create a default "blank" presentation with your own defaults
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00245_Create_a_default_-blank-_presentation_with_your_own_defaults.htm
You'll also want to read this:
Set default text and drawing shape styles
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00039_Set_default_text_and_drawing_shape_styles.htm
If that still leaves questions, post back (and please indicate the version of Office you have ... e.g. Windows Office 365 or whatever ... platform and version. It matters.)