Styles
Styles are used to predefine paragraph and character formats for forms. SAP provides several standard styles e.g. for Address includes, on-line documentation and so on. You can define your own styles.
To find styles, create styles and maintaine styles, use transaction SE72.
You assign style to a text by using menu Format -> Style
You can make temporary style changes using the control command /: STYLE
Using graphics in SapScript
Use transaction SE78 to inmport graphics to SAP.
In the form painter, you can either include directly to the form using menu Edit->Graphic->Create or using the INCLUDE statement in a window.
To use an INCLUDE stanment, goto into the woindow script editor and use menu Include->Graphic. The include can look like this for a bitmap:
/: BITMAP MYLOGO OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BMON
Modifications
Considerations in connection with modifications
The standard SAP print program should only be changed when it is absolutely necessary. If additional data is needed, these can in many cases be retrieved using a a PERFORM statement in the form instead of changing the print program..
There can be the following reasons to change the print program:
Structureal changes
New text eloements are needed
Print program to be used to print additional forms
Determine/change which forms and printprograms that are used for printing
The forms and print programs for a given output type and application can be found in table TNAPR Processing programs for output
Use view V_TNAPR in (Transaction SE30) to change entries.
Import/Export SapScript form from PC file
Use ABAP program: RSTXSCRP
SD - Finding the name of the print program
For SD dopcuments you can use table TNAPR top find the name of the a
printprogram
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