I've been trying to make a Master-template that saves paper everytime I run a measurement.
I have 4 input-values, and depending on the answer there is a different "print set-up".
1) Production-measurement - running according to a time/pieceplan.
2) Set-up - used until CNC-machine is setup for producing "usable" parts.
3) Complains - Yes they happen :-)
4) Test - used when we have smaller programs that will be run once or other tasks.
My plan is:
If OoT=0 and [1], then NO PRINT TO PAPER - PRINT TO PDF - SEND TO SPC.
If OoT>0 and [1], then PRINT TO PAPER - NO PDF - NO SPC.
If [2], then PRINT TO PAPER - ASK FOR PDF - NO SPC.
If [3], then ASK IF PAPER - ASK IF PDF - NO SPC.
If [4], then ASK IF PAPER - ASK IF PDF - ASK IF SPC.
All in all, this gives me 3 combinations:
PRINTART=1 Print to paper and NO PDF.
PRINTART=10 NO paper-print, but PDF.
PRINTART=11 Print to paper, and to PDF.
It doesn't print at all!
I have to print it manually from the Report window, and that wasn't the intension.
Once you checked the global print and closed the marked sets window did you go back into File>Printing>Report Window Print Setup and UNcheck the file and printer?
The global print check box forces dmis to execute the edit window commands but if the File>Printing>Report Window Print Setup is still checked dmis will execute that instead.
At least that is what I had to do to get my double print commands to work. I'm using a Comment/YES NO to do one or the other.
Still unsure how you tell dmis which print command to use 1,10 or 11?
Once you checked the global print and closed the marked sets window did you go back into File>Printing>Report Window Print Setup and UNcheck the file and printer?
The global print check box forces dmis to execute the edit window commands but if the File>Printing>Report Window Print Setup is still checked dmis will execute that instead.
At least that is what I had to do to get my double print commands to work. I'm using a Comment/YES NO to do one or the other.
Still unsure how you tell dmis which print command to use 1,10 or 11?