I have set up a print to text file option by adding a generic printer. What I wanted to find out is if its possible to specify a default file to print to without having to type in the path and filename everytime, and also if its possible to write to this file in a sequential/append mode, rather than an overwrite/replace mode. Thanx.
Vista Printing to Files
- Thread starter stevema
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Hi,
The simple answer for what you are currently doing is no, you will replace every time.
The question is: -
What are you reviewing & is what you are doing the best way to do it?
more information will assist us in giving you better advice. OK?
The simple answer for what you are currently doing is no, you will replace every time.
The question is: -
What are you reviewing & is what you are doing the best way to do it?
more information will assist us in giving you better advice. OK?
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