I am also having a similar problem...
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SET PRINT OPTION(Paper option;$t_Paper)
SET PRINT OPTION(Orientation option;$l_Orientation)
SET PRINT OPTION(Scale option;$l_Scale)
SET PRINTABLE
MARGIN($l_margin_Left;$l_margin_Top;$l_margin_Right;$l_margin_Bottom)
PRINT SETTINGS
The
My only suggestion here is to ensure any Print Options calls are made after Set
Printer, as the latter can mess up options set before that command.
HTH, Keith
> On 11/10/2019, at 2:20 am, Piotr Chabot Stadhouders wrote:
> ...
> Did you find a solution for this?
> I am working on a Windows 10
any of my settings
Gr,
Piotr
Van: Piotr Chabot Stadhouders
Verzonden: Thursday, 10 October 2019 13:55
Aan: Piotr Chabot Stadhouders
Onderwerp: Re: 4D v17r4 Windows Print To PDF ignoring PAGE SETUP
The newest versions of 4D do better if you set these options in code instead of
a saved page setup.
Cam Ambrose wrote:
>I’m trying to avoid making all those changes if there is another solution.
>Still seems odd that
>PAGE SETUP works for everything but the Windows 10 PDF Printer. Is there any
>way of finding
>out if it’s a known bug? … Are you aware of any 4D Blog entry or tech note
>that
Paper names also differ across different drivers on the same platform. In
64-bit Mac 4D, SET PRINT OPTION fails with an OK of 0 if you specify a paper
name that doesn't exist on your current printer, so you either need to get an
array of all the available paper types and write some code to
On Jul 8, 2019, at 6:43 PM, Cameron Ambrose wrote:
> What about double-sided printing for Mac? I can manage that with PAGE SETUP
> but I don’t see a Mac option under SET PRINT OPTION. Any ideas? I was in the
> process of converting everything over to SET PRINT OPTION and now it looks
> like I
On 64-bit Mac, if you specify a paper size that does not exist in your driver,
OK gets set to zero and your job won’t print. This is new behavior. Best to
set pixels for page width and height. Even different drivers on Macs have
different names for paper sizes.
> On Jul 8, 2019, at 4:24
What about double-sided printing for Mac? I can manage that with PAGE SETUP but
I don’t see a Mac option under SET PRINT OPTION. Any ideas? I was in the
process of converting everything over to SET PRINT OPTION and now it looks like
I need to maintain both mechanisms since PAGE SETUP still
On Jul 7, 2019, at 2:00 PM, Jeffrey Kain wrote:
> When we upgraded to v17 64-bit, the biggest thing we had to change were old
> printing forms. To get them to work, I changed old reports that relied on
> saved page setups to use the equivalent SET PRINT OPTION command, and it
> worked in all
When we upgraded to v17 64-bit, the biggest thing we had to change were old
printing forms. To get them to work, I changed old reports that relied on
saved page setups to use the equivalent SET PRINT OPTION command, and it worked
in all cases...
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Jeffrey Kain
jeffrey.k...@gmail.com
> On
4D Tech mailing list wrote
> Yes, that works for the most part, but I’m trying to avoid making all
> those changes if there is another solution. Still seems odd that PAGE
> SETUP works for everything but the Windows 10 PDF Printer. Is there any
> way of finding out if it’s a known bug?
>
> What
Yes, that works for the most part, but I’m trying to avoid making all those
changes if there is another solution. Still seems odd that PAGE SETUP works for
everything but the Windows 10 PDF Printer. Is there any way of finding out if
it’s a known bug?
What do you consider to be newest versions
The newest versions of 4D do better if you set these options in code instead of
a saved page setup. Try using SET PRINT OPTION to change it to landscape mode.
> On Jul 3, 2019, at 6:13 PM, Cameron Ambrose via 4D_Tech
> <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> Just updated to 4D v17r4 and it
Just updated to 4D v17r4 and it appears that when using the Windows 10 (64 bit)
PDF printer, the client is no longer honouring the PAGE SETUP definition and
instead just printing in portrait letter.
Still works properly on Mac or printing to physical printer on Windows but
Print to PDF appears
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