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typedef struct _tagExcel2000Settings{L_UINT32 uStructSize;L_BOOL bBullets;L_CHAR * pszDocAuthor;L_CHAR * pszDocCategory;L_CHAR * pszDocComments;L_CHAR * pszDocCompany;L_CHAR * pszDocKeywords;L_CHAR * pszDocManager;L_CHAR * pszDocSubject;L_CHAR * pszDocTitle;DOC2_HEADERFOOTERSETTING HFSetng;L_CHAR * pszOverviewSheetName;L_BOOL bPageBreaks;L_BOOL bPageColor;L_CHAR * pszSheetNamePrefix;} EXCEL2000SETTINGS, * pEXCEL2000SETTINGS;
The EXCEL2000SETTINGS structure provides information about the settings for the DOC2_EXCEL_2000 output format.
Structure size. Set it to sizeof(EXCEL2000SETTINGS).
Specifies whether bullets are in the document. Possible values are:
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| TRUE | Bullets are in the document. |
| FALSE | Bullets are not in the document. |
Character string that specifies the author of the document. The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the category of the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the comments for the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the company name of the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the keywords for the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the name of the manager of the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the subject of the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Character string that specifies the title of the document.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Specifies the header and footer settings for the document. For a list of possible values, refer to DOC2_HEADERFOOTERSETTING.
Character string that containing the name of the last sheet.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
Specifies whether to use page breaks. Possible values are:
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| TRUE | Use page breaks. |
| FALSE | Do not use page breaks. |
Specifies whether to retain the page's background color or use the default.
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| TRUE | Retain the page's background color. |
| FALSE | Use the default color. |
Character string that contains the generated sheet names.
The toolkit allocates memory internally for this member using the Windows GlobalAllocPtr macro. After you are done using this structure, you must use the Windows GlobalFreePtr macro to free the memory allocated by the toolkit if it contains a valid pointer (not NULL).
pEXCEL2000SETTINGS is a pointer to an EXCEL2000SETTINGS structure. If the function parameter type is pEXCEL2000SETTINGS, declare an EXCEL2000SETTINGS variable, update the structure's fields, and pass the variable's address in the parameter. Declaring a pEXCEL2000SETTINGS variable is necessary only if the program requires a pointer.
The structure is used by: