Charles,

While it's a little hard for me to be sure what you're trying to do here, I
think I get it. At least this should get you headed in the right direction.

Faced with the task I think you're asking about, I'd do the following:

1. Lock the screen
2.  Hide the appropriate elements on each of the cards to be printed. (You
can use "hide button 1 of card 43" for example without navigating to the
card in question.
3.  Use open printing to set up a batch print job.
4.  Order the printing of the three cards in a loop or just by separate
print commands
5.  Close printing to force the queue to print.
6.  Show the hidden controls
7.  Unlock the screen if necessary

Make sense?
Dan

On 1/21/07, Charles Szasz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I have been using Dan Shafer's excellent book on printing has help me
a great deal iwith my project. But I have a question. I have three
cards that I want to print. Each card has a button that has to be
hidden and one card has a group three radio buttons that have to be
hidden. I am using lock screen and unlock screen with the hide and
show commands to hide the buttons and radio buttons. Here is my
question, how do I incorporate printing each card with different
elements to be hidden and shown in the printing script that is in one
print button?




Charles Szasz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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