Hex-ing

[Phoenix]

Hey guys,

I have a nice one..

I have an executable. Its a program which gets his data from an access db.

For printing some overview, this data is put into a form.

This form can be printed or exported.

When printing some things are not correctly placed on the paper (because of the paper, there is a logo printed on it already..)

It is NOT the printer or the settings for the printer that cause the problem..

So now I need to know how I can edit that form...

I only need to add a line (or 2) at one place. And at the bottom I need to remove one..

Any help would be nice..

[gryphon]

edit the printing settings to make the upper margin 2 lines bigger. . your print will start lower. Else, which program created that "form".

Just a guess, it in use with a company that has been using it for a long time, thinks it's great but just has some minor bad habbits. Just doesn't want to change the program which in fackt is utterly cra* ?

[erjin999]

Is the form ever saved anywhere ? Can we edit it if it is ?

Is there anyway the first item it prints can have two carriage returns inserted above the real item ?

i.e.

"Name" <=- comes out two lines too high.

Fixed:

"

Name" <=- note two lines above...

Is that possible ?

Is there anyway we can edit that program ? Do we have the source ?

Questions & questions !

[Phoenix]

Questions & questions !

well the program makes wage strips.

So the complete layout of an A4 paper is set.

So i cant edit anything there..

I exported the whole overview report which was created to word, but i noticed it is done by tables..

I haven't got any source.. I was thinking of reverse engeneering, but I don't know how that is done, and don't know anybody who does..

The only thing I know is that when reverse engeneering, it has to be put into assembly and then into a language...

In my opinion, when I used "Resource Hacker", it is written in C++ or in Borland Delphi..

But still then it is a pitty to edit..

Got more questions? :P