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Old 02-08-2018, 05:26 PM
suttiruk.h suttiruk.h is offline
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How to use command prompt for save pdf file into specific printer and directory

Dears,

I need to use command prompt for convert .mi file to .pdf file but I don't know that how to use command prompt for save pdf file into specific printer and directory.

Pleaes help for advise.
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Old 02-13-2018, 05:11 AM
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Re: How to use command prompt for save pdf file into specific printer and directory

I am attaching a couple of lisp files for what I did for my company.

One plots the whole drawing to a single pdf file. The other plots each sheet of the drawing to its own pdf. The destination is whatever PDF printer you set up in your Creo Elements Direct (CoCreate) customizations.

I have this set to automatically pick the c:\working\out directory as the output, this is because this is our company standard. This can be modified as desire.

I hope this helps

Tom
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Old 10-24-2024, 02:58 AM
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Re: How to use command prompt for save pdf file into specific printer and directory

To save a PDF file to a specific printer and directory using Command Prompt, use the print command. For example: print /d:"\\printer_path" "file_path\file.pdf". Replace \\printer_path with your printer's network path and file_path with the location of the PDF. To automate saving to a specific directory, you can use a script or batch file to manage the file paths. Know more from protechquest.com.
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