Enables creation of a separate Word document for each page.

Sets the Author property in the Word file. Default: empty.

Scaling factor (with decimal places) to correct the cell heights. Default: 100 (=100% cell height).

Scaling factor (with decimal places) to correct the cell widths. Default: 100 (=100% cell width).

Enables if tables will be linked. For a larger amount of pages with tables this option should be set to '0', because Microsoft Office Word can only link up to 86 (depending on the Word version) tables.

Scaling factor to correct font sizes. Default: 100 (=100% font size).

Sets the Tags property in the Word file. Default: empty.

Sets the Subject property in the Word file. Default: empty.

Sets the Title property in the Word file. Default: empty.

Configures the export result format.

File name of the first HTML page. Default: "index.htm". You may also use printf format strings like "%08d" in the file name (ex. "Export Page %d.htm"). In this case, the files for the pages will be named by replacing the placeholder with the correctly formatted page number. Otherwise, you will get a simple page numbering for the result files.

This "endlessly" increases the size of the page output, you get an export that is not divided by breaks (unless you work with "Pagebreak Before", then the page will still be wrapped there).

Additional attachments (besides the export results) as tab-separated list ("\t", ASCII code 9).

This address will receive a blind carbon copy. Multiple recipients can be separated by semicolons.

Mail body text.

This address will receive a carbon copy. Multiple recipients can be separated by semicolons.

Specifies the sender of the email.

Determines the authentication type (required).

The externally generated BearerToken is required for ExportMailGraphAuthType (3 = Token) (optional).

The application ID assigned in Azure AD (required).

A redirection URI configured for the app is required (optional).

Default: http://localhost

The access rights to be requested are required (optional).

Default: https://graph.microsoft.com/.default

This ID is only needed for ExportMailGraphAuthType (1 = Service) (optional).

his value matching the ExportMailGraphSecretClientKeyId is only required for ExportMailGraphAuthType (1 = Service) (optional).

The directory id assigned to the application (required).

The user name is required for ExportMailGraphAuthType (0 = Interactive and 2 = Userpassword) (optional).

This Id can be used for ExportMailGraphAuthType (0 = Interactive) as an alternative to ExportMailGraphUserName (optional).

The password to ExportMailGraphUserName is required for ExportMailGraphAuthType (2 = Userpassword) (optional).

Mail body text in HTML format (SMTP and XMAPI only!). Optional, otherwise the eMail will be sent with the text defined in ExportMailBody.

Proxy server address.

Proxy server password.

Proxy server port, default 1080.

Proxy server user name.

Login domain, default: current name of the computer.

URL/IP address of POP3 server, default: "localhost".

Password for authentication.

Default: 110.

User for authentication.

Timeout for socket connection in milliseconds, default: 10,000 ms.

This option can be used to switch the mail provider. All options apart from MSMAPI need the cmmx0?.dll.

If the DLL cannot be found, the mail will be sent using system Simple MAPI (MSMAPI).

The provider is selected by either setting it explicitly using this option or letting the user choose in the LsMailConfigurationDialog().

List & Label first of all tries to retrieve the application-specific mail settings from the registry. These can be set using LsMailConfigurationDialog. If your application wants to support sending report results by email then you should provide the end-user a menu-item (or similiar) in which's handler you call LsMailConfigurationDialog to enable the end-user to specify the mail settings. Note: Please set both export options "Export.Mail.@Configuration.User" and "Export.Mail.@Configuration.Computer" with the help of LlXSetParameter to the identical value with which you called LsMailConfigurationDialog to save the settings for mail sending individually in the registry.

Connection security.

Allows the result of an HTML export to be sent directly as HTML mail text.

Especially when sending via SMTP there are more options available. Usually these do not need to be set explicitly, but can be selected by the user in an application-specific dialog using LsMailConfigurationDialog.

Selection for sending the mail without any further user interaction.

Authentication token if the SMTP server supports authentication via OAuth2.

SMTP server password (if necessary).

Some SMTP server need a login via POP before SMTP connection (0=no POP connection will be established, 1= POP connection will be established)

Proxy IP address or URL.

Proxy password (only Socks5).

Proxy port.

Proxy type (0=none, 1=Socks4, 2=Socks5).

Proxy user name (only Socks5).

Reply to address (optional).

Mail sender's address (ex. xyz@abc.def) – is also used for the SMTP protocol.

Real sender's name.

SMTP server IP address or URL.

SMTP server port.

Socket timeout, in milliseconds.

SMTP server user name (if necessary).

SMTP server user name (if necessary).

Email subject.

Recipient address. Multiple recipients can be separated by semicolons.

Defines, if the eMail after sending should be deleted.

Password for authentication.

Profile name for authentication.

Defines, if a dialog should be displayed for login error.

Only data from table lines will be exported.

Path where the exported files should be saved. If this option is empty, a file selection dialog will always be displayed.

Use this option to configure the possibility of exporting without user interaction.

Activates the compression of exported data. If this option is set, the ZIP-Filter will be selected in the dialog.

Please note, that the user can modify the default settings via the dialog. If this is to be inhibited, set the option "Export.Quiet" to "1".

Here you can hide the ZIP archive filter within the file select dialog.

Activates sending of export files via email. This option corresponds to the checkbox "Send exported files by email" for the end user.

Enables you to hide the respective checkbox in the dialog.

Specifies whether the export result will be displayed automatically. The program that displays the result will be determined by the registered file extension.

Enables you to hide the respective checkbox in the dialog.

Can be used to choose the signature format. The available values depend on the file type and signature software.

Allows selection of the software to be used if more than one of the supported products are installed.

Additional options for the signature provider selected by ExportSignatureProvider.

Options for the "esiCAPI" provider:

Allows to select the used connector to use. Information on the diverse selectors is available from e.siqia.

Options for the signature provider "digiSeal® server 2":

This option has only one value and contains the connection data for digiSeal® server 2. The single values are separated with a pipe character each. The following structure applies:

<ServerHost>:<ServerPort>|<File path to the software certificate for identification and authentication >|<Password for the software certificate>

Example:

localhost:2001|secrypt_Testcertificate_D-TRUST_test.pfx|test

Activates the signature of export files. This option corresponds to the checkbox in the export target dialog. The value is disregarded if no supported signature software is found on the machine.

Can be used to suppress the checkbox for digital signature in the export target dialog.

Returns the default export destination (for example "RTF", "HTML", "PDF", etc.) to be used (or shown in the print dialog).

(Default-)Name of the ZIP file to be created e.g. "export.zip". For the file names in the ZIP archive the following rules apply:

• if "Export.File" is not assigned, the name of the ZIP archive is used with a corresponding file extension (e.g. "export.htm")
• if "Export.File" is assigned, this will then be used. If an export format generates one file per page, the placeholder "%d" can be used for the page number e.g. "Invoice Page %d.bmp" for the bitmap exporter

Path of the created ZIP files.

This option defines a certain HTML form tag indicating the end of the form. Default: "</form>".

Defines a certain HTML form tag such as "<form method="POST" action=...". If this option has been specified, all object names are analyzed with regard to special tags used for the form extension (see chapter ‘HTML form creation'). Default: Empty, no form creation.

Specifies the title of the generated HTML document. Default: Title used with LlPrintWithBoxStart().

Configures whether all pages should be forced to have the same page height.

This option configures whether the layout should be defined in absolute values or with values expressed as percentage.

Specifies the author of the generated PDF document. Default: empty.

If this parameter is set, the PDF version to be used can be defined. If encryption is activated (see PdfEncryptionEncryptFile) the encryption strength will be automatically selected. Various options are available, which are explained below.

Specifies the creator of the generated PDF document. Default: empty.

If this parameter is set, comments can be used/inserted in the PDF file despite encryption. Only effective if PdfEncryptionEncryptFile is set to "1".

Note: Once the option is allowed, filling of form and signature fields (see also PdfEncryptionEnableFillingForms) is also automatically allowed according to the PDF security attributes.

If this parameter is set, the file can be changed even if it is encrypted. Only effective if PDF.Encryption.EncryptFile is set to "1".

If this parameter is set, the file can be copied to the clipboard even if it is encrypted. Only effective if PDF.Encryption.EncryptFile is set to "1".

If this parameter is set, any form fields and also signature fields can be filled in and used in the PDF file despite encryption. Only effective if PdfEncryptionEncryptFile is set to "1".

If this parameter is set, the file can be printed even if it is encrypted. Only effective if PDF.Encryption.EncryptFile is set to "1".

If this parameter is set, the result file is encrypted. The encryption type is automatically determined by the selected PDF version (see PdfConformance). There are several other options available, which are explained below.

Determines which fonts should not be embedded. Some fonts (e.g. Arial, Courier) can be identically replaced by PostScript fonts. This option can be used to explicitly exclude individual fonts from embedding - e.g. "Arial;Courier;...". Default: "Arial".

Note: If "*" is specified, no fonts are embedded, only the name of the fonts contained. This activates the Windows font mapping of the used PDF viewer, which then uses the most suitable font in the system for displaying. Thus the file size can usually be kept very small.

With this parameter, additional files can be added to the PDF container. Pass them as follows:
<MyAdditionalFile1>|<MyAdditionalFileDescription1>;<MyAdditionalFile2>|<MyAdditionalFileDescription2>

Specifies the keywords of the generated PDF document. Default: empty.

The owner password for the encrypted file. This password is needed to edit the file. If no password is given, a random password will be assigned. We recommend that you always explicitly choose a suitable password.

Specifies the subject of the generated PDF document. Default: empty.

Specifies the title of the generated PDF document. Default: title passed to LlPrintWithBoxStart().

The user password for the encrypted file. This password is needed to access the encrypted file. If no password is given, access is possible without a password, but may be limited (see above).

Specifies that the simple default border lines for tables and objects such as dotted, dashed, dashed-dotted and dashed-dotted-dotted should be drawn more effectively by Windows (different rendering possible). This can lead to higher overall performance and smaller export files when creating reports.

Set the ZUGFeRD Conformance Level.

Set the ZUGFeRD version.

Defines the path to a ZUGFeRD compliant XML file, which should be embedded in the final PDF. The file name must correspond to the ZUGFeRD version set (see PdfZUGFeRDVersion). The XML file must be created before by the application itself.

Specifies the color depth of the generated graphic. The value of 256 colors is normally sufficient for XML. Please note that values such as 24 bit or higher can result in very large graphic files.

Specifies how to encode JPEG images

Specifies the quality and the corresponding compression factor of the generated JPEG graphic. The value lies between 0..100, with 100 representing the highest quality (least compression). Default: 100

Defines the resolution in dpi for the generation of pictures. Default: 300 dpi.

Specifies the compression quality for the TIFF export. Default: 75

Specifies the compression type for the TIFF export. Please note that not all viewers support compression. For CCITTRLE, CCITT3 and CCITT4 PictureBitsPerPixel must be set to 1 or to 24 for JPEG.

Specifies the behavior when the print job is finished.

Default file name for this dialog.

Export target. Possible values are "LPT1:", "LPT2:",..."FILE:" or "FILE:<Filename>". If "FILE:" is used, a file selection dialog will be displayed.

Specifies the emulation used for the export.

Specifies the character set of the result file. If Export.OnlyTableData is set to "0", the target code page needs to be passed in addition (e.g. 932 for Japanese) using LL_OPTION_CODEPAGE.

Specifies the framing character for the columns. Only effective in the data only mode.

Allows group header and footer lines to be ignored in the resulting text file. Only effective in the data only mode.

Allows header and footer lines to be ignored in the resulting text file. Only effective in the data only mode.

Specifies the separator character. Only effective in the data only mode.

Switches the text positioning method.

Configures how barcode objects should be exported.

Configures how picture objects should be exported.

Configures how ellipse objects should be exported.

Configures how line objects should be exported.

Configures how LLX objects (e.g. chart object) should be exported.

Configures how the HTML object should be exported.

Configures how rectangle objects should be exported.

Configures how RTF objects should be exported.

Configures how RTF object frames should be exported.

Configures how table objects should be exported.

Configures how table cells should be exported.

Configures how table frames should be exported.

Configures how text objects should be exported.

Configures how text object frames should be exported.

Specifies if an additional toolbar will be created.

Allows the usage of non-standard CSS formatting styles.

Specifies if a separate CSS file will be created.

Enables the creation of a separate XLS worksheet for each page.

 When exporting data only, the column widths are automatically adjusted so that the content is completely visible.

 Allows automatic conversion of Excel formulas.

Allows switching of the automatic conversion of numeric values in the created Excel sheet.

 Configures the file format.

Scaling factor for the font sizes. Necessary in order to compensate for the increased text height in Excel. Default: 89

This can be used to specify the content of the footer. The text can be up to 255 characters long and can contain special commands, e.g. a placeholder for the page number, the current date or text formatting attributes. See LlExportOption.XlsHeaderContent for possible commands.

Margin of the footer in inches for LlExportOption.XlsFooterContent.

This can be used to specify the content of the header. The text can be up to 255 characters long and can contain special commands, e.g. a placeholder for the page number, the current date or text formatting attributes. The following commands are possible:

Margin of the header in inches for LlExportOption.XlsHeaderContent.

Allows group header and footer lines to be ignored in the resulting Excel file. Only effective if Export.OnlyTabledata has been set (see below).

Allows header and footer lines to be ignored in the resulting Excel file. Only effective if Export.OnlyTabledata has been set (see below).

Allows line wraps to be ignored. Only effective if Export.OnlyTabledata has been set (see below).

Scaling factor for the printout of the project. Necessary in order to compensate for the inability to place any objects in the non-printable area. Default: 88(=88% zoom)

Allows to prevent various manipulations such as deleting, inserting or formatting of spreadsheets by password protection.

Type of protection if LlExportOption.XlsProtectionProtectSheets is set to "1". Here either -1 or a mixture of the following flags combined by "or" can be passed.

Specifies the password for LlExportOption.XlsProtectionProtectSheets, which can be used to unprotect the Excel file later. Default: empty

Allows to show or hide the grid lines.

Configures the name of the worksheet(s). You can use the format identifier "%d" in the name. It will be replaced by the page number at runtime (ex. "Report page %d").

Specifies the title of the generated XML document. Default: Title used with LlPrintWithBoxStart().