Re: [off]Apple script issue

If you don't need any interaction with the user, I print PDFs on a Mac with the "lpr" command $printerName:=Get current printer $pathToPDF:="SnapServer:Test_Invoices:Checon_Invoices:2019:04 - April:224747_04_12.PDF" LAUNCH EXTERNAL PROCESS("lpr -P "+$printerName+" "+Replace string(Convert path

Re: [off]Apple script issue

this one got away - it was supposed to have been deleted - so feel free to ignore sorry :) On Wed, 3 Jul 2019 15:51:28 -0400, Chip Scheide via 4D_Tech wrote: > Not been really following... > > Are you creating the PDF? > if so, then you should be able to create the pdf such that it is 100% >

Re: [off]Apple script issue

Not been really following... Are you creating the PDF? if so, then you should be able to create the pdf such that it is 100% (or maybe better 95%) maybe th On Wed, 3 Jul 2019 15:23:10 -0400, Chuck Miller via 4D_Tech wrote: > Thanks it got me the following: > > Open Script Editor, navigate to

Re: [off]Apple script issue

Thanks it got me the following: Open Script Editor, navigate to File > Open Dictionary and select what you want It appears that print settings does not list sizing so I am stuck Regards Chuck

Re: [off]Apple script issue

lists.4d.com> Reply-To: 4D Tech Mailing List <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> Date: Wednesday, 3 July 2019 at 18:53 To: 4D Tech Mailing List <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> Cc: Chuck Miller Subject: [off]Apple script issue Hi All I have the following apple script created and run via

[off]Apple script issue

Hi All I have the following apple script created and run via launch external process tell application "Preview" print file "SnapServer:Test_Invoices:Checon_Invoices:2019:04 - April:224747_04_12.PDF" with print dialog print file "SnapServer:Test_Invoices:Checon_Invoices:2019:04 -