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General | The following special feature is not included in the standard GuiXT license. Please contact Synactive if you would like to use it.
The purpose of the option is to display a structured layout of the material number. You specify a bitmap of your choice in the GuiXT profile. This bitmap is then shown in the lower part of each material number field in R/3. |
Input field:
Read-only field:
Tabular screen:
Different bitmap:
| Examples
The first 3 examples use the following bitmap (bmp format, size 146×5):
The last example uses the following bitmap:
Any colors can be used, but normally white/black/gray suffice. |
Limitations | The feature covers the standard input and output fields as well as tabular screens (steploop and table control).
Please observe the following limitations which are not likely to be removed in the near future:
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Step 1
Install GuiXT. Choose a test bitmap (format bmp 146×5 pixels), for example a red line, and specify this bitmap in all 4 fields of the GuiXT profile (Edit->Profile in GuiXT Window). If you are using a guixt.ini file instead, you can specify the bmp files there as well. | |
| Step 2
Specify a directory for the domain files. If you are working with InputAssistant, you have probably generated these domain files already. For the material number you only need the file DomText.E.txt (E=English, use DomText.D.txt, DomText.F.txt,… for German, French, …) This file contains the text for material number fields. For testing purposes you can start with a simple file that you create manually, containing only one line for the text “Material”. Save this file to the domain directory. The R/3 material number fields may have other texts as well. These texts are specified in the DomText.E.txt file, either manually or by running the generation utility ZGUIXT12 (see documentation InputAssistant). Lot number: MATNR Exceptions, i.e. fields with these texts that do not contain a material number, can also be specified, if necessary, in the file DomTextScreen.E.txt. Example for an entry in this file: SAPLCMDE.1300.Material:WERKS This file is generated by ZGUIXT12 as well. Please observe that both the domain files and the bitmaps are kept in memory during one GuiXT session. If you have changed the domain files or the bitmap, you have to perform the following steps:
Otherwise you will still see the old version. During productive use this means that the files can be put on a file server in your local net without any decrease in performance |
Step 3
Logon to R/3 and test. |