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//the default printer to print
Dw_1. Print ()
//change to another printer to print another data window
Dw_2. Modify (' DataWindow. Printer="My LaserJet 3" ')//"" for the Printer name
Dw_2. Print ()
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Anyway, thank you, first replies there is hope,CodePudding user response:
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There has been no time to test, test is successful, now is feasible, thank you,CodePudding user response:
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Printsetprinter (' 1 'printer)Dw_1. Print ()
Printsetprinter (' 2 'printer)
Dw_2. Print ()
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//the default printer to print
Dw_1. Print ()
//change to another printer to print another data window
Dw_2. Modify (' DataWindow. Printer="My LaserJet 3" ')//"" for the Printer name
Dw_2. Print ()
This method is feasible
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Set two identical datawindow, dw_1, dw_2 respectively in a different printerPC default printer: dw_1. Print ()
Another Printer: dw_2. Modify (' DataWindow. Printer="* *" ')//in the "" for the Printer name
Dw_2. Print ()
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If the name of the print is not fixed, the above method to improve,CodePudding user response:
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14 # buildings of the method is feasible, and so did my homework basic, 15 #, can make a configuration module to manage which printer to output is very good,