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When to use iDestination?
Android: Printing in PDF
Printing in PDF
Printing in HTML
Printing in XLS
Printing in RTF
Configuring the printer for printing in HTML, RTF and text format
Printing in PRN format
Printing in XML
Print characteristics
Printing on a fax
Printing a fax in landscape mode
Using a fax server installed on a computer other than the current computer
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iDestination (Function)

In french: iDestination

Configures and returns the print destination.

You can print:

directly on the printer (syntax 1 and syntax 2).
On the application server (in deployment), the print can only be done on the printers connected to the server. This feature is mainly used for the Internet sites. For the Internet sites, the print should be done in the format of a file in generic PDF format (iGenericPDF constant).
in a mini-preview window (syntax 1).
directly in a file in text, HTM, RTF, PDF, PRN or XML format (syntax 3).
To obtain the same results during the development and on the deployed site, it is recommended to perform generic prints (with the iGenericPDF constant, for example).
In this version, the print can be performed in a PDF file only.
directly a duplicate (syntax 4).
directly on a fax (syntax 5 and syntax 6 sending a report to a fax number, for example). For more details, see Sending faxes.
in the report viewer (syntax 7). The user can preview the print result on the screen, page by page. In this viewer, you can:
- scroll the pages (next page and previous page if they exist),
- start the print job,
- modify the scale of preview,
- display the first page or the last page,
- find out the number of the current page, ...

Only the prints in PDF format are available.

Remark: iDestination can also be used to find out the type of print performed (in the report opening code or in the "Before re-printing" code of report). For more details, see syntax 8.

Example

// Print to HTML
iDestination(iHTML, "C:\My documents\MyReport.HTM")
// "C:My documents\MyReport.HTM" corresponds to the name and
// path of the HTM file that will be created with "RPT_MySummaryReport"
iPrintReport(RPT_MySummaryReport)

// Print to PDF
FileName is string = CompleteDir(fDataDir()) + "i" + Invoice + Customer + ".PDF"
iDestination(iGenericPDF, FileName)
iPrintReport(RPT_Invoice, Customer, Invoice)
// Checks whether it is a WEBDEV site
IF InWebMode() = True THEN
// Print performed from a WEBDEV site
// Send the file to the Web user
FileDisplay(FileName, "application/pdf")
Multitask(0)
// Delete the file from the server
fDelete(FileName)
END

// PCL printer to use
iDestination(iPCL, "\\MyNetwork\MyPrinter")
// Print to PCL: iDestination(iPCL, "\My documents\MyFile.PCL")

// Generate a PRN file
iDestination(iPrinterFile, "C:\Temp\MyPrint.prn")

// Generate a PDF file and open the default messaging software
iDestination(iPDFEMail, "MyAttachment.PDF")

// Configure the email software (optional)
iParameterExport(iExportEmailRecipient, "Wam@CrazyMail.com; Celia.Wat@ZMail.fr")
iParameterExport(iExportEmailSender, "Itsme@Berrymail.com")
iParameterExport(iExportEmailSubject, "Result of yearly sales")
iPrintReport(RPT_MyReport)

Syntax

Printing directly to the printer or in a mini-preview Hide the details

iDestination([<Destination> [, <Name of the document>]])

<Destination>: Optional integer constant

Print destination.
iPrinter Send document directly to the printer.
To directly print on a printer connected to the server, a specific configuration is required. For more details, see Configuring the server to perform a print job.
iMiniPreview Printing in a mini-preview. This mini-preview allows you to display the pages to print and to define the printing options. Exports are also possible.
This constant is not available.

<Name of the document>: Optional character string

When sending the document directly to a printer (iPrinter constant), it corresponds to the name to be given to the print job. This name will identify the printout in the list of documents processed by the printer.
For printing in a mini-preview (iMiniPreview constant), it corresponds to the title of the mini-preview window.
If this parameter is not specified, the default title will be "Report preview" followed by the report name.
If the user can generate files (Word, PDF, etc.) from the print mini-preview, the title of the preview will automatically be proposed as the file name. If this parameter is not specified, the name of the file will correspond to the name of the report.

Printing on a PCL printer directly Hide the details

iDestination(<iPCL> , <Printer to use>)

<iPCL>: Constant

iPCL: Constant used to print on a PCL printer directly.
Caution: you cannot print in landscape mode on a PCL printer.

<Printer to use>: Character string

Path and name of PCL printer used. This printer must be accessible.
If this printer is accessible via Bluetooth, this parameter must correspond to "<Name of virtual outgoing port of Bluetooth>:".
If several printers are using the Bluetooth technology, a window allowing the user to choose a printer will be displayed during the print.
If this printer is accessible via Wi-Fi or network, this parameter must correspond to the name and UNC path of printer.

Printing in a file (HTM, PCL, PDF, PRN, RTF, XLS, XML, ...) Hide the details

iDestination([<Type of destination file> [, <Name of the file to create>]])

<Type of destination file>: Optional integer constant

Used to configure the type of file to create:
iFile Print to a text file. The file will be named <Report name>.TXT (where <Report name> corresponds to the name of report defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory. If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.TXT.
Caution: the printer settings are very important. See remarks.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iGenericFile Print to a text file. The file will be named <Report name>.TXT (where <Report name> corresponds to the name of report defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory. If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.TXT.
This print mode does not use the current print driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from one computer to another.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iGenericHTML Print to an HTML file using a style sheet. The file will be named <Report name>.HTM (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
This print mode must be used to manage the layers in the HTML pages.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.HTM. No preview will be displayed.
This print mode does not use the current print driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from one computer to another.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iGenericHTMLWithoutCSS Print to an HTML file without using a style sheet. The file will be named <Report name>.HTM (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
This print mode does not support layers in the HTML pages.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.HTM. No preview will be displayed.
This print mode does not use the current print driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from one computer to another.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iGenericPDF Print to a PDF file. The file will be named <Report name>.PDF (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.PDF.
Caution: The maximum format is the A4 format.
This print mode does not use the current print driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from one computer to another.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
The PDF prints support the standard Adobe fonts only (no Unicode format): Courier, Helvetica, Times, Symbol and ZapFDingbats. You can use specific fonts if they have been integrated into the project ("Advanced" tab of the project description window, "Project fonts"). Before doing so, make sure the font is redistributable. For more details, see Developing applications for Android.
iGenericRTF Print to an RTF file. The file will be named <Report name>.RTF (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.RTF. No preview will be displayed.
This print mode does not use the current print driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from one computer to another.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iGenericXLS Print to an XLS file. The file will be named <Report name>.XLS (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.XLS. No preview will be displayed.
This print mode does not use the current printer driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from a computer to another one.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iGenericXML Print to an XML file. The file will be named <Report name>.XML (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.XML. No preview will be displayed.
This print mode does not use the current print driver so that an identical result is guaranteed from one computer to another.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iHTML Print to an HTML file using a style sheet. The file will be named <Report name>.HTM (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
This print mode must be used to support the layers in the HTML pages.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.HTM. No preview will be displayed.
Caution: the printer settings are very important. See remarks.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iHTMLWithoutCSS Print to an HTML file without using a style sheet. The file will be named <Report name>.HTM (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
This print mode does not support layers in the HTML pages.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.HTM. No preview will be displayed.
Caution: the printer settings are very important. See remarks.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iPCL Print to a PCL file (<Report name>.PCL file created in the application directory).
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.PCL.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iPDF Print to a PDF file. The file will be named <Report name>.PDF (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.PDF.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
Warning
From version 27, this constant is available for backward compatibility. It is recommended to use the iGenericPDF constant, which improves the generation of PDF files.
iPDFEmail Print to a PDF file and open the messaging software on the current computer.
This PDF file is directly attached to a new email created by using the MAPI client installed by a messaging software of the current computer. The MAPI client and the application must be installed in the same compilation mode (32/64-bit).
The file will be named <Report name>.PDF (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory. If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.PDF.
Remark: You can configure the elements of the new email with iParameterExport.
This constant is not available.
iPrinterFile Print to a PRN file (<Name of file to create>). <Name of file to create> must contain the full name of PRN file.
Caution: the printer settings are very important. See remarks.
This constant is not available.
iRTF Print to an RTF file. The file will be named <Report name>.RTF (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.RTF. No preview will be displayed.
Caution: the printer settings are very important. See the remarks.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iXLS Print to an XLS file. The file will be named <Report name>.XLS (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.XLS. No preview will be displayed.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.
iXML Print to an XML file. The file will be named <Report name>.XML (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.
If <Name of file to create> is specified, the file name will be <Name of file to create>.XML. No preview will be displayed.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.
This constant is not available.

<Name of the file to create>: Optional character string

Name of generated file. If this parameter is not specified, the name of generated file corresponds to "Report Name". When printing in PRN format (with the iPrinterFile constant), the full name of file to create must be specified.

Printing a duplicate copy Hide the details

iDestination(<Destination type> [, <Name of the file to create> [, <Certificate> [, <Password>]]])

<Destination type>: Integer constant

Used to configure the type of file to create:
iDuplicate Print to a duplicate file. The file will be named <Report name>.DPL (where <Report name> corresponds to the report name defined in the report editor). This file is created in the application directory.

Caution: This constant can only be used to print a duplicate copy and not to start a print.
To create a duplicate copy of a print, we recommend that you use iParameterDuplicate then iDestination to print on the printer.
If the file directory is not specified, the file is generated in the data directory of the site. This directory can be configured by WDCOMPTE. This directory is returned by fDataDir. We recommend that you use iLastFile to open the last generated file.

<Name of the file to create>: Optional character string

Name of duplicate file to create (without extension). The created file will be <Name of file to create>.DPL.
If this parameter corresponds to an empty string (""), the name of generated file will correspond to "Report Name".DPL.

<Certificate>: Certificate variable

Name of the Certificate variable that contains the certificate to be used to sign the duplicate.

<Password>: Character string

Password of generated duplicate.

Printing on a fax directly without managing a status report (Windows 2000 and XP) Hide the details

iDestination(<iFax> , <Fax number to dial>)

<iFax>: Constant

iFax: Constant used to print on a fax directly.

<Fax number to dial>: Character string

Phone number corresponding to the fax where the print must be sent.
Caution: A modem must be installed on the current computer. The fax number must correspond to the features specified when configuring the modem.

Printing on a fax directly while managing a status report (Windows 2000 and XP) Hide the details

<Result> = iDestination(<iFax> , <Fax number to dial> , <Fax name> [, <Name or identifier of fax server>])

<Result>: Integer

Identifier of the connection to the fax server,
0 if an error occurs. The corresponding error message is returned by ErrorInfo.

<iFax>: Constant

iFax: Constant used to print on a fax directly.

<Fax number to dial>: Character string

Phone number corresponding to the fax where the print must be sent.
Caution: a modem must be installed on the current computer. The fax number must correspond to the features specified when configuring the modem.

<Fax name>: Character string

Name used to identify the outgoing fax. The status of the outgoing fax is returned by FaxStatus.

<Name or identifier of fax server>: Optional character string or integer

Share name of fax server.
If this parameter is not specified or if it corresponds to an empty string, the fax server corresponds to the default fax server.
Caution: the fax server must be started and configured in outgoing mode. For more details, see Sending faxes.
Identifier of fax server: If FaxConnect was used before iPreview, this parameter may correspond to the identifier of the fax server connection returned by FaxConnect.

Printing in the report viewer Hide the details

iDestination(<Destination> [, <Zoom> [, <Report viewer title> [, <Print buttons> [, <Horizontal position> [, <Vertical position> [, <Width> [, <Height>]]]]]]])

<Destination>: Integer constant

Display in the report viewer:
iViewer Print in the report viewer.

<Zoom>: Optional integer constant

Zoom when the report viewer is opened.
i2Pages
ipvZoom2Pages Preview displaying 2 pages at a time.
i100
ipvZoom100 Preview with a zoom set to 100%.
iDefaultZoom
ipvZoomDefault
(default value) Corresponds to:
ipvZoomPage when first used.
the last zoom set by the user in the report viewer, for subsequent uses.
iPage
ipvZoomPage Preview with zoom out: the page will be entirely displayed in the zoom window.
ipvZoomPageWidth Preview displaying the entire page width.
Value from 10 to 999 Preview with the specified zoom.

If this parameter is not specified, the default value corresponds to:
ipvZoomPage when the function is first used.
the zoom set by the user in the report viewer, for subsequent uses.

<Report viewer title>: Optional character string

Title displayed in the title bar of the window. If this parameter is not specified, the default title will be "Report preview" followed by the report name.
If the user has the ability to generate some files (Word, PDF, ...) from the report viewer, the preview title will be automatically proposed as file name. If this parameter is not specified, the name of the file will correspond to the name of the report.

<Print buttons>: Optional boolean

True (by default) to display the buttons allowing the user to start the print,
False to avoid displaying the buttons.

<Horizontal position>: Optional integer

Horizontal position of the report viewer window (in pixels). By default, the horizontal position corresponds to 100 pixels.

<Vertical position>: Optional integer

Vertical position of the report viewer window (in pixels). By default, the vertical position corresponds to 100 pixels.

<Width>: Optional integer

Dimensions of the report viewer window (in pixels). By default, the dimensions of this window are set to 640 (width) by 480 (height).

<Height>: Optional integer

Dimensions of the report viewer window (in pixels). By default, the dimensions of this window are set to 640 (width) by 480 (height).

Finding out the destination of current print Hide the details

<Result> = iDestination()

<Result>: Optional integer constant

Type of print performed:
iDuplicate Print to a duplicate file.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "Duplicate" button is used in the report viewer.
iEmail Print to an email.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "Email with included content" button is used in the report viewer.
iFile Print to a text file.
iGenericFile Print to a text file.
iGenericHTML Print to an HTML file using a style sheet.
iGenericHTMLWithoutCSS Print to an HTML file without using a style sheet.
iGenericPDF Print to a PDF file.
iGenericRTF Print to an RTF file.
iGenericXLS Print to an XLS file.
iGenericXML Print to an XML file.
iHTML Print to an HTML file using a style sheet.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "HTML" button is used in the report viewer.
iHTMLWithoutCSS Print to an HTML file without using a style sheet.
iPCL Print to a PCL file.
iPDF Print to a PDF file.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "PDF" button is used in the report viewer.
iPDFEmail Print to a PDF attached to an email.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "Email with attached PDF" button is used in the report viewer.
iPrinter Print directly to the printer.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "Print" button is used in the report viewer.
iPrinterFile Directly prints into a PRN file (<Name of file to create> file).
iRTF Print to an RTF file.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "Word" button is used in the report viewer.
iXLS Print to an XLS file.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "XLS" button is used in the report viewer.
iXML Print to an XML file.
Use in the "Before re-printing" event: This constant is returned if the "XML" button is used in the report viewer.

Remarks

When to use iDestination?

iDestination must be the first print function called. It must be called before iPrint, iCreateFont, etc. However, iDestination must be called after iConfigure or iParameter.

Remark: iDestination can be called before printing a report (with iPrintReport) to choose the print destination.

Android: Printing in PDF

By default, if iDestination is not called before printing to PDF, a "document.pdf" file will be generated in the directory of the application files.
If the PDF document generated by the print functions must be opened by an external application (with ShellExecute, for example), this document must be located on the external memory of the device (e.g., SD card) to be accessible by other applications.
Example:

iDestination(iGenericPDF, CompleteDir(SysDirStorageCard()) + "document.pdf")

Caution: The PDF prints support the standard Adobe fonts only (no Unicode format): Courier, Helvetica, Times, Symbol and ZapFDingbats.

Printing in PDF

The generated PDF file can be directly printed by iPrintPDF.

The generated PDF file can be viewed via the PDF Reader control.

Printing in HTML

If the print is performed in an HTML page with a style sheet (iHTMLCSS constant), the style sheet is included in the HTML file. The method for printing in an HTML file is identical to the method for printing on a printer. The layers are supported and the management of the font size is precise.
If the print is performed in an HTML page without style sheet (iHTML constant), the following limitations may occur:
- management of font size not precise
- overlay not supported. You cannot write on an image for example.
The fonts oriented at 90° are not printed properly in the HTML file: the text is displayed with an horizontal font.
The rounded borders are not printed. They are replaced by standard borders.

Printing in XLS

The Image, Bar Code and Chart controls are not printed.

Printing in RTF

Printing in RTF only supports the text (with its style) and the images. The overlay of objects is not supported (lines or images). Several text lines cannot be displayed beside an image for example.
The fonts oriented at 90° are not printed properly in the HTML file: the text is displayed with an horizontal font.
To print to RTF, the "RICHED20.DLL" file must be on the current computer. In most cases, the "RICHED20.DLL" file is in the Windows system directory.
The borders are not printed.
The tables are supported by RTF. The font color and the background color of cells are stored.

Configuring the printer for printing in HTML, RTF and text format

If the print is performed in a text file, only the text is retrieved: the lines, the images, ... are ignored.
Printing in HTML, RTF or text format depends on the configuration and on the resolution of the current printer. Therefore, if the current printer is configured in landscape mode with margins, these options will be used when printing in HTML, text or RTF format.
The finer the printer resolution is, the better the quality of the RTF, text or HTML print will be.
To avoid the overlapping problems when printing in HTML mode, you have the ability to adjust the printer settings.

Printing in PRN format

When printing in PRN format, the PRN file is specific to the selected printer. This file is directly created by the printer driver, it is a binary file that can be interpreted by the printer.

This file can be printed thereafter on the specified printer or on any other printer of the same type via the "Print" command of DOS. The syntax of this command is:

Print /D:\\<Computer name>\<Name of declared printer> <Name of PRN file>

Example:

Print /D:\\Doc_Computer\CanonLBP Output.prn

Remark: For a network printer, you must use the share name instead of the printer name. The share name is found in the "Share" tab of printer description.

Printing in XML

When printing in XML format, only the data is printed. The characteristics of the page layout (lines, ...) are ignored.

Print characteristics

When printing in PDF, the characteristics of the PDF file can be configured with iParameterPDF.
When printing in XLS, the characteristics of the XLS file can be configured with iParameterXLS.

Printing on a fax

Two syntaxes can be used to send a print to a fax:

Fax without management of status report. The print (performed later by iPrintReport for example) is directly sent to the specified phone number.
Fax with management of status code. The print (performed thereafter by iPrintReport for example) is sent to the specified phone number, via a fax server. iPreview returns the identifier of connection to this fax server. This identifier, as well as the name given to the fax, allow you to check the status of the outgoing fax with the Fax functions. For more details, see Sending faxes.

Printing a fax in landscape mode

To configure the print of a fax in landscape mode (printing several faxes, including one in landscape mode), the print functions must be used in the following order:

iDestination associated with the iFax constant.
iParameter used to switch to landscape mode.

If this order is not respected, the setting of landscape mode will be ignored by the driver for fax management.

Example:

iDestination(iFax, "00046032032","Fax")
iParameter("ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE")
iPrint("Print in landscape mode")
iEndPrinting()

Using a fax server installed on a computer other than the current computer

You have the ability to use a fax server installed on a computer other than the current computer. In this case, the computer where the fax server is installed must be running Windows Server 2003. The fax server must be shared. Then, the name of fax server must be specified in iDestination.

The computer from which the faxes will be sent must be equipped with a local fax server.

For example, if the fax server is installed on "FaxServer1", use the following syntax:

iDestination(iFax, "00046032032","Fax","\\FaxServer1\Fax_Share")

End of print

iEndPrinting must necessarily be called to end the print except after a call to iPrintReport.

The next prints will be performed on the printer except if iDestination is run again.

Business / UI classification: Neutral code

Component: wd300prn.dll