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Cameron said:
For what it's worth I just opened a member then
Right clicked in the open source and a menu then opened
Toward the bottom is a line for source with a triangle indicating more
options
From with in there I said Show Date Area
LLP or simply printing the source member then includes the date.
Using the same procedure you can then shut the date display off.
Not quite, Cameron. We've already tried the SOURCE > SHOW DATE AREA. It
_displays_ the dates, but they do not appear in any printed output, (by
default).
However, Buck has hit upon the solution. Using the (slightly misleading)
LPEX Editor command:
set print.sequenceNumbers on - will show Line Numbers AND the Date Area _if_
it is displayed, (above). This command is for the current source view only,
so to enable it for subsequent source members, use
set default.print.sequenceNumbers on
The only niggle is you get two lots of Sequence Numbers appearing. To
address this, use:
set print.lineNumbers off - this will remove one set of Line Numbers for the
current view. Similar to above, you can specify,
set default.print.lineNumbers off
Check out the Help for LPEX Editor Commands by typing a '?' in the command
area at the bottom of the Editor view.
Problem solved, Duane?
Brian.
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