kee nethery wrote:
I have a stack that contains many cards. I print a section of each card
onto a single page of paper. My script goes to each card, issues a
print command, rinse and repeat.
I'd like to not have the print dialog appear once for each card getting
printed. When there are a couple hundred cards, it gets tedious hitting
the OK button a couple hundred times.
How do I tell runrev to just print one copy and to not have the OS ask
me for quantity etc?
Do I have to open printing, issue all the print cards, and then close
printing? By printing each card separately I can name them so that in
the job queue I can see where the printing is (which card is printing
next, how many are left to print).
Yes, that's it. To avoid multiple dialogs, don't close printing until
you are done with the whole job. You could put up some kind of progress
dialog in Rev while you are spooling the print job if you want to see
the progress. Or just don't lock the screen, so you see all the cards
flash by.
Since you want to print each card on a separate piece of paper, you'll
want to insert a page break in your print loop ("print break") after you
print each card.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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