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Hi,

Well, almost like in the song "I want it all" (Queen),

It ain't much I'm asking I heard him say
Gotta find me a future move out of my way
I want it all, I want it all, I want it all and I want it now
I want it all, I want it all, I want it all and I want it now.

Well, here's some help:

First, let's learn how to search on our own.
Open Google and enter the search bar:
exe button site:myvisualdatabase.com.
We get the answer to at least two questions in the first link. (http://myvisualdatabase.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4472)
Search also works on the forum. True, there is a delay between search queries.

Thank you
I want help in order to get this procedure

4- I want to make settings containing the name, number, address and logo that will be saved when opening the application and this data will be printed on all invoices without counting them with each invoice

The following questions can be searched in the same way.

Hi,

Another logo (red) has been added to the report.
In the example, the pictures in the script are configured as follows: if ID = 12  then green (Tom), if any other then red (Jony).
Can be changed as you wish for any field and value.

You can add your attribute (column or table) to the database and change the logo display based on it.

What do you mean by "report logo"?

There are a couple of easy things you can do once you have completed your project and it is ready for distribution.
1.  in the main project folder, delete the xxx.vdb file
2.  in the scripts folder, delete the script.pas
This will make your project more secure (although not totally).

When you write a script, there are 3 things to consider.
1.  What 'object' you want to take action on - in your example, you have two 'objects' - form2.edit3 (price A) and form2.edit4 (price B).
2.  What 'event' that has occurred to the 'object' - in your example it is when something changes - this is called the 'onchange' event.
3.  Naming and creating a procedure in the 'events' tab.
To create a procedure you can either
a.  double click in the relevant 'event' field for the 'object' and MVD will automatically assign a name to that procedure
b.  you can manually type in a name for your procedure and then double click.
Once you have done either a) or b) you are transferred to the script editor where you write your code for the procedure you have just created. 
If you omit Step 3 (naming / creating a procedure) in the 'events' tab, there is no link between the 'object', the 'event' and any code you write.
It is a common mistake that people make when they copy / paste code directly into the script editor;  this will not work without having first created a procedure in the 'events' tab.
This is what has happened in your case.
Have a look at the attached screenshot which I hope will clarify things.
Derek.