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XPRINT SET PAPER changes the paper style for the
host printer to that designated
by papertype&. The
paper style is identified by an
integer value given
in the expression papertype&.
The following
equates are predefined in the compiler, and represent the most common
paper styles:
%DMPAPER_LETTER =
1 Letter
8.5
x
11 inches
%DMPAPER_TABLOID =
3 Tabloid
11
x
17 inches
%DMPAPER_LEDGER =
4 Ledger
17
x
11 inches
%DMPAPER_LEGAL =
5 Legal
8.5
x
14 inches
%DMPAPER_STATEMENT = 6
Statement
5.5 x
8.5 inches
%DMPAPER_EXECUTIVE = 7
Executive
7.25 x
10.5 inches
%DMPAPER_A3 =
8 A3
297
x
420 mm
%DMPAPER_A4 =
9 A4
210
x
297 mm
%DMPAPER_A5 =
11 A5
148
x
210 mm
%DMPAPER_B4 =
12 B4
250
x
354 mm
%DMPAPER_B5 =
13 B5
182
x
257 mm
%DMPAPER_FOLIO =
14 Folio
8.5
x
13 inches
%DMPAPER_QUARTO =
15 Quarto
215
x
275 mm
%DMPAPER_10X14 =
16 10x14
10
x
14 inches
%DMPAPER_11X17 =
17 11x17
11
x
17 inches
%DMPAPER_NOTE =
18 Note
8.5
x
11 inches
%DMPAPER_ENV_9 =
19 9
Envlp 3.875
x 8.875 inches
%DMPAPER_ENV_10 =
20 10
Envlp 4.125
x 9.5 inches
Other paper style codes may be defined by Windows
or printer suppliers. You can use XPRINT
GET PAPERS to obtain a list of all the paper styles supported by the
attached host printer.
If the printer does not support the paper style
specified, error 5 is
generated. If
executed without a host printer attached, error
57 is generated. | 