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Specify Destination Printer name in RunTime Obj?
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petfoodnmore Posts: 2
5/6/2016
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Nancy, you are the best! I can't wait to try this out!
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Nancy Administrator Posts: 765
5/6/2016
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NancyAdministrator Posts: 765
#PrinterOverride
The PrinterOverride command overrides the printer set on the Multi-Parts & Printers tab of the PrintBoss form, including the default printer. This command assigns a specific Windows printer and often includes conditions.
For example:
#[C,1][Inu, "St. Louis", ÷{Location}÷]PrinterOverride "HP Color LaserJet 4700 PCL 6"
This example assigns a specific printer only for Copy 1 when the string “St. Louis” is in the Location variable.
This command can also be used in #IF/#ElseIF/#EndIf commands.
Enter the exact printer name as it appears in the Windows printer list. Double click on the #PrinterOverride command to select the printer name from a drop down menu to ensure an exact match.
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petfoodnmore Posts: 2
4/28/2016
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Can I Specify Destination Printer name in a RunTime or Footer Object?
I have 9 printers to choose from, based on the ship-to location in the PO, but PrintBoss only allows me to setup 7 copies in the Multi-Parts & Printers tab.
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