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Default Printer

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Instead of having to select which printer to output to each time I want to run a print job ?

Ideally being able to set up multiple printers in different ports and network printers as well would be great! :D
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Post by Derek »

Try the defaultprinter() command. :D
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Post by Rook Zimbabwe »

Yep I do that. I need to explain myself better.

I want to be able to print to the default printer (which we CAN do...) and to be able to set a diferent printer to print to.

I am rewriting an old POS software of mine, and I wanted to add that feature. The ability to print to a network printer (a kitchen printer.) It would be a BIG plus!

Is there a way to set multiple print addresses in PB? I think there should be.
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> I am rewriting an old POS software of mine

LOL! :lol: Don't like your own software anymore?
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
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:)
hah! I see what you mean! Nope that was not an expression... In this instance POS stands for Point Of Sale. Food Service Software for a restaurant. I have one for a store as well that I have been plodding along with.

My fault is I wrote the thing in VB 5 a while ago and used Access reports and that has caused no end of headache...

I have been learning baout PB printer output etc. It is a far cry form what I played with in Blitz but I think I can do it!
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