Use this parameter to set the description of the corresponding project type for the file dialogs.

This represents the string that is used as currency symbol in the fstr$() function. The default is the value of the user settings in the system, but will be set to the respective locale value on LL_OPTION_LCID.

This represents the string that is used as decimal char in the fstr$() function. The default is the value of the user settings in the system, but will be set to the respective locale value on LL_OPTION_LCID.

Sets the font to be used as default for the project font. The parameter must have the following format:

"{(R,G,B),H,L}"

R = Red intensity, G = Green intensity, B = Blue intensity

H = Height in points, L = comma separated fields of the LOGFONT structure (See SDK)

This DEFDEFFONT can be set using LL_OPTION_DEFDEFFONT as handle.

This is a read-only property. After LlPrintEnd(), you can use this function to get a list of files that have been created by the export process. The return value is a semicolon separated list of path names of the files. This list can be very large, so please allocate enough buffer and check the return value of LlSetOption() on the error value (LL_ERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL).

This property can be used to restrict the output list presented to the user in the LlPrintOptionsDialog[Title]() dialog. Pass a semicolon separated list of allowed export IDs, see LL_OPTIONSTR_EXPORTS_AVAILABLE

This is a read-only property. This function returns a semicolon separated list of all output media (usually "PRN;PRV;FILE" and the list of the export modules, if any loaded by LL_OPTIONSTR_LLXPATHLIST), for example "PRN;PRV;FILE;HTML;RTF"

The following IDs are defined:

This option set a default value for the variables in the fax dialog (Project >
Fax Variables). Any changes made by the user in the designer will override
these values. When the project is being sent by fax, these expressions will be evaluated
and used directly as parameters for the MS Fax module.
As an alternative, these expressions are also available as variables
(LL.Fax.xxxx) so that they can be placed on the project in a special format to
be used by other fax drivers. For details, please look into the manual of the
fax software.

If these options are not set, and the user did not enter any expressions in the fax dialog, the FAX export module will not be available.

This option set a default value for the variables in the fax dialog (Project >
Fax Variables). Any changes made by the user in the designer will override
these values. When the project is being sent by fax, these expressions will be evaluated
and used directly as parameters for the MS Fax module.
As an alternative, these expressions are also available as variables
(LL.Fax.xxxx) so that they can be placed on the project in a special format to
be used by other fax drivers. For details, please look into the manual of the
fax software.

If these options are not set, and the user did not enter any expressions in the fax dialog, the FAX export module will not be available.

This option set a default value for the variables in the fax dialog (Project >
Fax Variables). Any changes made by the user in the designer will override
these values. When the project is being sent by fax, these expressions will be evaluated
and used directly as parameters for the MS Fax module.
As an alternative, these expressions are also available as variables
(LL.Fax.xxxx) so that they can be placed on the project in a special format to
be used by other fax drivers. For details, please look into the manual of the
fax software.

If these options are not set, and the user did not enter any expressions in the fax dialog, the FAX export module will not be available.

This option set a default value for the variables in the fax dialog (Project >
Fax Variables). Any changes made by the user in the designer will override
these values. When the project is being sent by fax, these expressions will be evaluated
and used directly as parameters for the MS Fax module.
As an alternative, these expressions are also available as variables
(LL.Fax.xxxx) so that they can be placed on the project in a special format to
be used by other fax drivers. For details, please look into the manual of the
fax software.

If these options are not set, and the user did not enter any expressions in the fax dialog, the FAX export module will not be available.

This option set a default value for the variables in the fax dialog (Project >
Fax Variables). Any changes made by the user in the designer will override
these values. When the project is being sent by fax, these expressions will be evaluated
and used directly as parameters for the MS Fax module.
As an alternative, these expressions are also available as variables
(LL.Fax.xxxx) so that they can be placed on the project in a special format to
be used by other fax drivers. For details, please look into the manual of the
fax software.

If these options are not set, and the user did not enter any expressions in the fax dialog, the FAX export module will not be available.

This option set a default value for the variables in the fax dialog (Project >
Fax Variables). Any changes made by the user in the designer will override
these values. When the project is being sent by fax, these expressions will be evaluated
and used directly as parameters for the MS Fax module.
As an alternative, these expressions are also available as variables
(LL.Fax.xxxx) so that they can be placed on the project in a special format to
be used by other fax drivers. For details, please look into the manual of the
fax software.

If these options are not set, and the user did not enter any expressions in the fax dialog, the FAX export module will not be available.

Use this parameter to set the description of the corresponding project type for the file dialogs.

See LicensingInfo Property

Use this parameter to set the description of the corresponding project type for the file dialogs.

Sets the description for List & Label preview files for the save as dialog in the preview.

This option defines the extension modules (LLX files) to be loaded. You must pass a list of file paths, separated by semicolons, of the extension modules you want to use in your application.

By default, i.e. whenever opening a job or setting this option, the following extension modules are loaded automatically:

• Chart-Object (OB)
• Project Wizard (PW)
• HTML-Object (HT)
• Exporter (EX)
• OLE-Object (OC)

as well as in Professional and Enterprise Edition additionally

• 2D-Barcodes (BC)

These files are loaded from the List & Label DLL's path.

You can use Wildcards to load multiple modules at once. To suppress the loading of a default extension, pass its file name preceeded by a "^", ex. "^<Name>.LLX". To suppress all default extensions, pass "^*" as first "filename".

When this parameter is used for LlGetOptionString() you will get a semicolon separated list of available extension modules.

If the debug mode is switched on, List & Label will issue the rules and tell you why which module has been loaded or unloaded.

Can be used to preset the address of the recipient when sending the preview file from the preview. Multiple recipients can be separated by ";".

Can be used to preset the address of a BCC recipient when sending the preview file from the preview. Multiple recipients can be separated by ";".

Can be used to preset the address of a CC recipient when sending the preview file from the preview. Multiple recipients can be separated by ";".

Can be used to preset the subject when sending the preview file from the preview.

Can be used to preset the name for the preview file. By default, the files are created in the project files directory or an alternative directory (see LlPreviewSetTempPath()). The default file name is <Project file name>.LL. This option can be used to preset another name that replaces the <Project file name> part.

See ProjectPassword Property

The passed parameter will be used as default path for "save as" from the preview. The path may contain path and filename.

The string used to convert a date in a string in:

date$(<Date>, "%x") and for automatic type conversion (LlExprEval(), Concat$())

Format and Default: See Windows API GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SSHORTDATE,...)

This represents the string that is used as thousands separator in the fstr$() function. The default is the value of the user settings in the system, but will be set to the respective locale value on LL_OPTION_LCID.