Steve:

I have been successful in printing to multiple trays on a printer (e.g., UB04 
claims in the upper tray, regular paper in the lower tray), at least on the HP 
LaserJet 4150.  Meditech states, and also defines in a Knoweldge Base article, 
that they can't control tray usage, at least in reports that use an ELF, 
because the ELF characteristics disables or replaces the printer control 
codes/settings, which would also override the printer's tray definition.  So 
while this is true, there is a way around this with the following steps:

1.  Load your special forms in the Upper/Manual tray, and load regular paper in 
the Lower/bottom tray.

2.  In the Windows printer set-up, change the default printer tray to be the 
Lower Tray.

When you print a Meditech form that uses an ELF, like the UB04 claim, the ELF 
settings override the printers settings, which means that the printer will try 
to grab paper from the upper/manual tray first if it contains paper (which it 
will).

When you print a regular Meditech report, Word/Excel document, Outlook e-mail, 
or any other document from a Windows application that doesn't have an ELF 
override, the system will use the Windows printer default tray setting of Lower 
Tray. 

This works great, and my clients love the ability to use the same printer for 
both types of paper needs.  I'm not entirely sure if this solution will work on 
other printer models because I haven't tried others; but my guess is that it 
will, since it involves standard Windows/printer characteristics. 

Gary J. Ring 
Strategic Resource Group, Inc. 
11 Jones Road, Peabody, MA 01960 
978-807-1573





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From: "Steve Warycha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
To: <[email protected]> 
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Printing to Specific Tray 
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 16:30:15 +0000 

We are a Magic 5.4 facility. I am testing a footnote posted on Meditech 
Knowledge Base Article 10904 which
does not work in Admitting.
Is there anyone who prints to a specific tray on  HP 4050 printer and willing 
to share the information.
Your help is greatly appreciated.  

Steve Warycha
St. John's Riverside Hospital
967 North Broadway
Yonkers NY 10701
Phone (914) 964-4578
Fax:(914) 964-4310
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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