SOURCE: Print Report for Specific Date
I haven't found a way to print a TX report for a specific date. However there is a way to set the machine to generate an activity report at a certain time each day. Press "MENU" , 2-4-2, and you should be able to select the interval for your report by pressing the "OR" key (24 HOURS in this case). Hit "MENU" again and then enter the time you wish the report to print (24 hr format). "MENU", "STOP" and that should give you a report you can use each day.
SOURCE: Microsoft Access Query
Your date form is what it wrong. In order to use dates in Access with a BETWEEN function clause the values have to specifically be dates.
You can create dates in literal strings using the # sign to bound them, as in:
Select DISTINCT [ActivityDate] between #1/1/08# and #12/31/08#
#....# tells Access to treat this literal string as a date.
If you are using non-literal values, such as a parameter handed into the query, which would then be a variable, you can't use #some_variable# to cause Access to view it as a Date since #...# is for literal values only. To convert (also called "casting" a variable), use the CDate function. CDate likes to know what format to expect the string to come in though so it helps to pass that along, as in:
Select DISTINCT [ActivityDate] between CDate(begin_dt_string) and CDate(end_dt_string)
Remember the date string you pass into CDate has to be readable as a date by CDate. So make sure you pass in something that it can handle (use the IsDate() function to check to be sure so you can avoid a runtime datatype casting error). If your locale is US, then passing in x/y/z it will take for MM/DD/YYYY. If Europe, it will take it as DD/MM/YYYY. So keep that in mind.
To convert out of a date, use the FORMAT() function. That is how you get a date data type value to become a string value.
More fun reading:
http://www.techonthenet.com/access/functions/datatype/cdate.php
http://www.techonthenet.com/access/functions/advanced/isdate.php
http://www.techonthenet.com/access/functions/date/format.php
Hope this helps!
SOURCE: Reprinting Credit Card Slips
Not after you settle it. There is nothing left for it to print off cause they have all been sent off.
SOURCE: fax journal report
I beleive it only stores a certain amount of memory. So it may have already been replaed w/ newer info.
In any case here is the manual
http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/jsp/downloadPage.jsp?doc=ab7afe965f3f13c1eb17fc47e69d8294&q=Brother+FAX-2820
SOURCE: how to create crystal report in asp.net with vb script code
You can open the Crystal Report (should be installed with Visual Studio first) after you designed your database, then you have to connect the Crystal Report to the right database (the one which you store financial information in your case), then you can create your report easily by putting the desired variables and designs. Then you have to call for that report with a code within visual basic.
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