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madan_ullasa
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Hi frnds,

I have created a purchase order. Im passing the docu no. from std. code ME9F. But for multiple selection of documents i have to give the print command for every selection. Im capturing the docu. no. in my print program by NAST-OBJKY. And ME9F is passing the docu. no. to the print program one by one. is there any method to catch it in one go.. any suggestions welcome. Points assured.

Regards,

Madan..

Hi frnds,

I have created a purchase order. Im passing the docu no. from std. code ME9F. But for multiple selection of documents i have to give the print command for every selection. Im capturing the docu. no. in my print program by NAST-OBJKY. And ME9F is passing the docu. no. to the print program one by one. is there any method to catch it in one go.. any suggestions welcome. Points assured.

Regards,

Madan..

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Dear,

For this you have to change the standard program (ME9F).

Regards,

Vikas Madaan

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Hi

This behavior should depend on how you're open your form.

Check in your program (that drive your print) where the FM OPEN_FORM is called, probably here the parameter DIALOG is always setted to X.

If you want to print many documents opening dialog only once, you should call this form only the first time, while before running the document print you should call the form START_FORM and the form END_FORM at the end.

So your flow shold be:

-1) CALL FUNCTION 'OPEN_FORM',

-2) CALL FUNCTION 'START_FORM'

..............

-3) CALL FUNCTION 'END_FORM'.

Max