on 2013 Jan 30 2:29 PM
Hi,
Is it possible to change the print mode of a page dynamically in script..
My requirement is to print a terms and conditions(a standard text) at the back side of last page..
The pages in the form are:
FIRST-> NEXT
NEXT->NEXT
So, what I am thinking is, finding the last page using the condition &nextpage& eq '0', then set the print mode of that page to duplex and call a new Page(Say:TERMS) and include the standard text in this page.
Is it possible to change the print mode in this manner?
If not, do you have any other suggestion to achieve my requirement?
Regards,
Sooraj.M
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Pawan,
If the data ends at FIRST page or NEXT page, then this page should be duplexed..In this case also we need to change the print mode dynamically.
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Don't know if you can change the print mode dynamically, but even if you can't I think you can get around with creating exactly two pages with different print mode. One with SIMPLEX and other with DUPLEX and call the right one based on condition.
I am thinking of defining pages as below
FIRST - SIMPLEX
NEXT - SIMPLEX
NEXT1 - DUPLEX
TERMS - DUPLEX
and printing in this sequence
FIRST->NEXT->NEXT1-TERMS
FIRST->NEXT1->TERMS
Just an idea.
Regards,
Pawan.
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Not yet...I dnt know how to change the print mode dynamically...I think we nee to use some print control commands to change the print mode dynamically, which not a good idea since these are printer specific commands....
Do you have any suggestions for me?
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Not yet...I dnt know how to change the print mode dynamically...I think we nee to use some print control commands to change the print mode dynamically, which not a good idea since these are printer specific commands....
Do you have any suggestions for me?
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Hi Sooraj,
Were you able to proceed with your above idea ?
Regards
Vivek
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