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Appendix C. Automated Print
Control
Using Automated Print Control
Legi supports two automated methods for printing and manipulating
labels:
� Batch Print Control allows you to control printing activity via
commands stored in a file.
� Application Designer allows you to develop customized labeling
applications, including specialized user interfaces, data
manipulation, and programmatic logic control.
Batch Print Control and Application Designer both require an input
file called a script file. The script file is an ASCII file containing print
job parameters required by Legi. The script file may contain such
parameters as the label name, the port to print to, and identical and
serial counts.
To execute a script file, you run the LEGI32.EXE file, specifying the
script filename in the command line:
legi32/batch filename
where filename is the name and full path of the script file.
Note: When you pass a label format or print job as the filename
parameter, that format or job will be printed. This is a useful practice
when the label data or number of labels to print does not change, and
when the label data comes from database tables and label expressions.
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