Scripting

Posted by: gbelmm

Scripting - 09/22/09 10:56 AM

como puedo usar filePrintRange para diferentes impresoras no solo la delault


gracias

fileprintRange 1 5 (print 1)
fileprintRange 6 10 (print 2)
Posted by: Anonymous

Re: Scripting - 09/22/09 11:55 AM

gbelmm,

You cannot set the printer within the FilePrintRange function, however you can easily set it with the FilePrintTo function, for example "FilePrintTo Adobe PDF". Your automated printing script would have to repeat some items to separate the job:

Code:
FileOpen YourFile.psmd
DatabaseOpen YourDB.CSV
FilePrintRange 1 5
FilePrintTo Printer1
FilePrint
FilePrintRange 6 10
FilePrintTo Printer2
FilePrint
FileExit
Posted by: gbelmm

Re: Scripting - 09/22/09 12:06 PM

FilePrintRange 6 10 (print in default printer)
FilePrintTo Printer2 (print in printer 2 all register)


2 impresiones sale


no se puede set default printer in script??
Posted by: gbelmm

Re: Scripting - 09/23/09 03:54 PM

ANY IDEA
Posted by: Anonymous

Re: Scripting - 09/23/09 04:05 PM

gbelmm,

Because I've never actually used the printshop mail automatic printing, I will have to leave this one to another more experienced user.

-Eric.
Posted by: gbelmm

Re: Scripting - 09/23/09 04:46 PM

OK

esperare other help then

thank you very much


I hope you
Posted by: Anonymous

Re: Scripting - 09/28/09 09:20 AM

Hi:

From the PrintShop Mail help file:
Code:
FileOpen ScriptTest.psmd
FilePrintRange 5 10
DatabaseOpen AnotherDatabase.MDB
FilePrintRange 10 15
DatabaseOpen ThirdDatabase.XLS
FilePrintTo Printer2
FileOpen Document2.psmd
FilePrint
FileExit
This job will print open a document called "ScriptTest.psmd", print records 5 throuh 10 on the default printer, then print records 10 through 15 from the second database, open third database and print all records on Printer2