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I'm having an issue with my HTML displaying all crunched up to one side and not like I need it to. It looks fine in PDF but not in HTML. Is there a fix for this?

All help is greatly appreciated.

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That sounds weird... LIke there may e too many ON TABLE ... FORMAT commands which are conflicting with eachother... Would you please post your code of duplicate it using the CAR or EMPLOYEE files?




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By default, HTML compresses all spaces to a single space so you would expect things to appear "crunched" to the left. Some of those things are overcome with cascading style sheets (ON TABLE SET HTMLCSS ON) but anything using much spacing (particularly utilizing spot markers) would rarely appear the same in HTML as in PDF.


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Darin



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Yes Darin, That is true. I was assuming that this was a tabular report which had "standard" columns (<TD> / </TD> tags etc) as standard HTML should have... So, the "crunching" which would be within those HTML Tags would be acceptable... But, not from one column to another. I think that Latigresa suggests that the whole report is being crunched.

So, Latigresa: What's the status of this?
 
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I had to do this in PDF and then move it around untill I lined them up. In HTML everything on the report even using the GUI was placing everything to the left side no matter whet. Thanks for all the help!!!


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When you say:
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In HTML everything on the report even using the GUI was placing everything to the left side no matter what.
... Do you mean each column is LEFT JUSTIFIED? Or, the columns are not lined up under the associated columns TITLEs? I'd REALLY like to see this output, even a screen shot...
 
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