I have a bit of trouble envisioning why it would be important for me
to hard-code into an application the number of copies of a document
to be printed. If the application requires that 3 copies of the
report be generated, can we not trust the user to enter "3" into the
"number of copies" fi
Well, HUG aside, in some workflows triplicates and duplicates are
sometimes needed...and entering the number every time one makes a
sale, etc could get tedious.
I have a bit of trouble envisioning why it would be important for me
to hard-code into an application the number of copies of a docum
I print government forms. Some of them require 5 copies. Some require 2
copies. Some just one. It would be very nice if I could press one button
"print all the stupid government forms" and then it would go to each form
and print the number of copies each form requires.
In hypercard days this was a
Also the present release of Tiger has a bug (only evident in runrev) that
requires an extra step in the print dialogue. To change the number of copies
to be printed you have to choose another printer first and then go back and
choose the right printer then the field where you put the number of copi
