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>>So, I am thinking that maybe it can be done by defining IP of the printer. And, therefore, I am wondering, does every printer on a LAN have an IP that could be easily determined? Also, how would you direct a form to be printer to a printer by the IP?
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>>Any other suggestions to this task would be greatly appreciated.
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>I have not read all the details, but why don't you
Set Printer to name (GetPrinter())This is would be too simple <g>. The customer wanted form to be printed to a printer based on the entry in the table. For example, if user selects that this is electrical order, send this form to printer "Electrical Printer", if it is mechenical order, to "Mechanical Printer", and so on.
What I did is created a very simple xml file where I have two tags for every printer, field entry tag and printer name tag. So far, in testing it works.
Thank you for your input.
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