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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:fp@casabellagallery.com">fp@casabellagallery.com</a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Boaz asked:
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<pre wrap="">If I want to print out a hardcopy of a processing table after exiting
rcabe, the current setup prints out 66 lines per page. Where can I go
to change the set-up for this?
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Any hard copy not controlled by processing will print to your set default
printer.
There a several ways to find your default printer:
(1) Choose option 7 off your filePro Plus Main Menu, press P and look for
the entry with an asterisk (*) to the left of the entry number
(2) Choose ? off your filePro Plus Main Menu, press F6 and check the value
for PFPRINTER variable
(3) At the OS level, check the value for PFPRINTER variable
As you can see, whatever the PFPRINTER variable is set, is the printer you
will print to by default. So, that is the printer you will need to change
which can be done using Printer Maintenance option off your filePro Plus
Main Menu.
Depending on how your application is set, you may be running a batch file
or .profile script to override settings thus defaulting you to a printer
other than the one noted by above mentioned methods.
Just make sure you change the right printer configuration table and you
should be OK.
It might be worth mentioning that changing this printer may cause other
problems with reports that are currently printing to that printer and page
settings (lines per page) are just fine - In other words, you may cause
these reports to run off line or start printing out of alignment.
Hope this helps!
Jose Lerebours
954-559-7186
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I took Wally's suggestion and created a separate printer definition
from a copy of the one I wanted. Then I set up a new printer, and
finally set PFPRINTER to that printer definition in a batch file I'll
use for development.<br>
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Boaz<br>
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