Printing in Anzioo win 16

[Bill Campbell]

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On Sat, Feb 28, 2009, Dennis DIller wrote:
>
>               I'm Looking for some help while printing in Anzio 16
>
>               My processing looks like this. AND when Anzio is set to
>   pdf this works fine
>
>               but when set to go to printer I get one blank page when
>   the processing get to PRINTER Local
>
>               If I comment this out I get no reports to print. Also when
>   I print more then one page the top and bottom margins
>
>               are different.
>
>               Thanks Dennis Diller
>
>
>
>
>
>                   IF:
>
>                   Then: PRINTER local
>
>                   If :
>
>                  Then: Gosub GETDATA           'Sub routine
>
>
>
>                   Then Form "Invoice"; printer reset
>
>                   If:
>
>                   Then: Return
>
>
>
>   getdata*     Then : C="1"
>
>                     Then :     Lookup invoice file
>
>       loop        If:         c gt "26"
>
>                     Then:    Gogub nxtpg
>
>                     If :         Not Invoice
>
>                     Then:      Return
>
>                     If:          Invoice
>
>                     Then:     aa=INVOICE(1) & iNVOICE (2); c=c="1"
>
>                     If:
>
>                     Then:     getnext invoice; goto loop
>
>   NXTpg*        If
>
>                      Then: Fornm "invoice"; aa=""; c="1";
>   Return

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