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Set Printer

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AlastairP (TechnicalUser)
4 Mar 12 2:11
I looking at this FAQ184-3770: How to determine Cancel was used with the printer prompt

How to I return the selected printer to SET PRINTER TO NAME (lcPrinterName)?
 
MikeLewis (Programmer)
4 Mar 12 5:17
This is all you need:

CODE

lcPrinter = GETPRINTER()
IF NOT EMPTY(lcPrinter)
  SET PRINTER TO NAME (lcPrinter)
ELSE
  * Printer prompt was cancelled
ENDIF

Does that answer your question?

Mike
 

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AlastairP (TechnicalUser)
4 Mar 12 5:41
Thanks Mike
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