Printer and Reports

Alex

Hello to all NF Users !

I have following problem, I want to
set the then Report XXX should only print
on the Net Printer Nr. YYY. Okay, so fare. I
Use the Form 64 to define then

Userid All = Blank
Report ID = XXX
...
Printer = YYY ( one of more Net printer)

Okay, on my workstation it works, but if
i go to another workstation (account) it
doesnt work ! Were is the Bug ?!

Luc_VanDyck

I had the same problem at a customer site.

So I had to add the same report for the same printer but WITH a user-id to the form 64 (there are 2 entries in the table: one with user-id blank, and one with a user-id. Then it worked for that particular user on that PC.

Alex

Hy Luc,

okay, i do it in this way:

USER ID REPORT ID Printername
205 RightFAX Fax Printer,Ne00:
206 \\DOLPHINFAX\Lexmark,Ne03:
208 \\DOLPHINFAX\Lexmark,Ne03:
405 RightFAX Fax Printer,Ne00:

AND

ME 205 RightFAX Fax Printer,Ne00:
ME 206 \\DOLPHINFAX\Lexmark,Ne03:
ME 208 RightFAX Fax Printer,Ne00:
ME 405 RightFAX Fax Printer,Ne00:

but it doesn't work :-(
Any ideas ????

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Best regards
Alex Schubert

ERP & Navision

Dolphin Communication Technologies GmbH
Otto-Hahnstr. 1 c
D-69190 Walldorf
DolphinCT.de

[This message has been edited by Alex (edited 09-03-2000).]

[This message has been edited by Alex (edited 09-03-2000).]

TheDoubleH

I just posted the reply on www.navision.net.

This again brings back the issue: Is there any way Luc and Erik can combine their efforts and create ONE combined list, so we - the users - don't have to look at two lists ... <img border="0" title="" alt="" src="images/smiles/icon_confused.gif" />

This is NO WAY ment as a "I like you better" or "I hate You" - thing, but just my humble oppinion. I really want to clap you both on your shoulders for the great work, but I think that two people doing the same thing, isn't effective <img border="0" title="" alt="" src="images/smiles/icon_wink.gif" />

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Kind Regards

Henrik Helgesen,
Navision Solution Developer

Andreas_Lundin

Hi

Just a some comments on the comments posted by Henrik Helgesen:

1. Why should we just have one place for Navísion users? I say, the more the better. I think it would be unwise to merge to two sites.

Monopoly has never been a good thing! I believe in the freedom of knowledge. Wouldn't the world be a boring place to live in, if all knowledge on a certain area was concentrated just in one place?

Imagine that all Java or C/C++ knowledge was just to be managed by one. It would give the owner of that site/server(Microsoft etc.) almost unlimited access of sorting or controlling the direction of development on these areas.

By the way. Doesn't Navision supply and pay the webspace for the www.navision.net, and they also agreed on allowing the use of the www.navision.net. As I see it, Navision has the possibility to control this site.

2. I also think that both Luc and Erik have been doing a great job constructing these sights, and I don't mind having to post replies or questions in two forums. I do that whenever I have questions on Java, C++ or any other issue.

Just my point of views.
Regards
Andreas

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Henrik Helgesen:
I just posted the reply on www.navision.net.

This again brings back the issue: Is there any way Luc and Erik can combine their efforts and create ONE combined list, so we - the users - don't have to look at two lists ... <img border="0" title="" alt="" src="images/smiles/icon_confused.gif" />

This is NO WAY ment as a "I like you better" or "I hate You" - thing, but just my humble oppinion. I really want to clap you both on your shoulders for the great work, but I think that two people doing the same thing, isn't effective <img border="0" title="" alt="" src="images/smiles/icon_wink.gif" />

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Lars_Westman

Back to the printingproblem.

I think Your problem is the ne-numbers.

On the old discussion list on www.navision.net there is a solution to this problem. If its of any interest I can post a fob with the code to make Navision ignore the ne-numbers in all printing.

//Lars Westman

Roel

Dear Lars,

Yes, we are interested in the fob. We'll look foreward to it.

Greatings Roel

Luc_VanDyck

The file nenumber.zip is available now in the download-section.