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Kenneth Brody wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Quoting Boaz Bezborodko (Thu, 19 Jul 2007 09:24:44 -0400):
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<pre wrap="">If I run a routine to set a different PRINTER NAME and then CALL a new
processing table, will this table use the printer name I just set or
will it reset to what is in the output file?
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What happened when you tried it? :-)
The printer destination is global within the process, so changing it
in one part of the code will change it everywhere in your code. This
is how, for example, a library routine which asks for the destination
can change it and affect the rest of the output.
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Actually, I didn't try it since I wanted to get going before I had an
answer and I didn't want to take the time to try it. Instead I
declared a global variable and passed that from the called table. But
it did bring up a behavior that I wasn't expecting and which I would
like to eliminate. Whenever I execute a PRINTER NAME it generates a
form feed.<br>
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Is there a way of avoiding this?<br>
<br>
Boaz<br>
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