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setup printing annotation
How I can make to read in automatic rifle to annotation printing shaped in the PC?
In order to shape printing to select for the press of annotation in one macro lsp ?? In to ME10 I used INQ_ENV 22 LET A (INQ 901) ..... |
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Hi Andrea,
I fear we need some more (detailed) info to post some help.. .. At least at's me who don't know what you are asking for. |
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In Me10 INQ exist that indicate me the name of printing installed on my PC.
In Annotation through the language lisp is possible a similar thing? All this why, I wanted to create a macro of press in lisp for being able to print my design with a solo clik, pear tree installing the macro on several PC in which the name of the printing it is not the same one I would not succeed to print if I do not know the name of the shaped stamante... The command whom it uses inside of the macro for setting printing it was: (sd-execute-annotator-command :cmd "PLOTTER_TYPE \"HP LaserJet 5000\"") Excuse my English bad one |
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Hi Andrea,
one question before: what about using the Annotator's plot functions? ----------------- I attached a lisp file with some simple INQ done inside Annotator itself, but called from lisp and returned also. There is also a loop inquiring ALL 'printers names' via INQ_ENV 22, INQ 900, INQ 901. This hopefully helps to see how to combine both languages. If you are familiar with ME10 macro language then it helps to define a macro to do the work and call this one from LISP side only (where you can create the user interface easily). May be you got the right tips now? Feel free to ask once more. |
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