This member of RFTerminal Object is supported on iOS, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, Palm, and DOS.
The CursorStart method returns the first line of device display that is valid for printing.
VB
nStartLine = object.CursorStart ()
VC++
HRESULT hr = object->CursorStart(short *nStartLine);
Return Value
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nStartLine |
The first line of the RF device display that is valid for printing. Any line numbers that come prior to this line number may not be used to display text. |
Remarks
For network efficiency purposes, the settings within the RFTerminal object are initially only set when the object is first created. Therefore, to return the most current information you must first use the ReadTerminalInfo Method which will update the RFTerminal object with the latest device settings before making a call to any other methods.
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