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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / October 2007XDocument.PrintOut on 2 printers at same time
Hi, I inserted the following code for printing in InfoPath: function PRINT::OnClick(eventObj) { XDocument.PrintOut();// Write your code here } If I click on the Button, it will print the form on the default printer. I would like, that if I click on the Button, it should print right away on two printers, witch I define in the code, for example. Can someone help me here? Thanks, Edd Looks to me like alls that you ahve to do is call the XDocument.PrintOut() method again, loading the method with the printer you want it to write to. I would be you could find that answer by googling. Sorry if no helpful.. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Edd Googeling did not help at all. just found the basic print command, what I am already using. So, does somebody have a code, that I can use? Thanks, Edd >Looks to me like alls that you ahve to do is call the XDocument.PrintOut() >method again, loading the method with the printer you want it to write to. I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Edd Googeling did not help at all. just found the basic print command, what I am already using. So, does somebody have a code, that I can use? Thanks, Edd >Looks to me like alls that you ahve to do is call the XDocument.PrintOut() >method again, loading the method with the printer you want it to write to. I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Edd Googeling did not help at all. just found the basic print command, what I am already using. So, does somebody have a code, that I can use? Thanks, Edd >Looks to me like alls that you ahve to do is call the XDocument.PrintOut() >method again, loading the method with the printer you want it to write to. I [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> Edd |
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