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dazedwards
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How do i programatically print a report to a postscript file?? The only related link I can find in these forums is but nobody has responded. Is there anyone here who knows how to do this?
TIA
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dazedwards
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Cheers Neil , however please read again my post .. "How do i **PROGRAMATICALLY** print....." , i.e. I do not wish to do this manually.
I have already installed a PS driver and managed to print to this programatically however what I want to do is print the PS output to a file (.PRN).
I have already installed a PS driver and managed to print to this programatically however what I want to do is print the PS output to a file (.PRN).
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This does work programatically! The printer settings persist.
If you mean that you don't want the user to have to supply the file name, then I don't know if you can pass this to the printer driver. You may have to use some third party software.
If you mean that you don't want the user to have to supply the file name, then I don't know if you can pass this to the printer driver. You may have to use some third party software.
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dazedwards
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The driver is a network shared resource and in addition is used on any given user profile for a number of different applications, therefore I really need to explicitly set this up when my database is opened, so yes I do not want any manual process for configuration.
My fear was that Access97 provides little if no support for what I require, Access2003 is much better for this however our client PCs have Access97 installed under a contractual arrangement so we cannot upgrade.
My fear was that Access97 provides little if no support for what I require, Access2003 is much better for this however our client PCs have Access97 installed under a contractual arrangement so we cannot upgrade.
