BatchPrintPDF

Description (requires ScriptX v7.1 or later)

Downloads Adobe Acrobat^TM or Microsoft Office^TM files and prints them out in batch mode in the background. Any number of printouts can be queued.

For Microsoft Office^TM files, BatchPrintPDF prints only on the default printer using default settings.

For Adobe Acrobat^TM files, relevant current printing settings are used as described in the syntax section.

This updated functionality now requires v7.1 or later of ScriptX and an Enhanced PDF Printing license.

Please note that the spool-size of printed PDF documents when printing with an Enhanced PDF Printing license may be larger than expected with consequences for performance. Please evaluate whether performance is acceptable.

Use IsSpooling to check if there are any outstanding downloads in the queue created by BatchPrintPDF. Use WaitForSpoolingComplete to wait for all documents to be downloaded and spooled.

An extended version of this method is also available with ScriptX v7 and later; BatchPrintPDFEx provides progress callbacks as the queue is processed.

Syntax


    printing.BatchPrintPDF(url)

Parameter	Description
url	The url of the document to be printed.

For Adobe Acrobat^TM files and where an Enhanced PDF Printing license is available, the following printing settings are used:

printing.printer
printing.paperSize
printing.paperSource
printing.portrait
printing.copies
printing.collate
printing.duplex
printing.SetPrintScale(-1) the use of SetPrintScale(-1) enables “Shrink to Fit” of the printed output. Also, pages are rotated to fit on the output medium, and center on the page is set. Any other value given to SetPrintScale is ignored.
printing.SetPageRange(false, startPage, endPage) to set a single range of pages to print
printing.enhancedFormatting.pageRange to set a list of pages to print (requires ScriptX 7.3 or later)

Example

Here is a basic example of BatchPrintPDF usage:


    <body>
        <script>
            function BatchPrintPDF(url) {
                // ensure shrink to fit if needed
                factory.printing.SetPrintScale(-1);
                factory.printing.BatchPrintPDF(url);
            }
        </script>
        <button id="idPrint" onclick="BatchPrintPDF('report.pdf')">
            BatchPrintPDF('report.pdf')
        <button>
    </body>

BatchPrintPDF

Description (requires ScriptX v7.1 or later)

Syntax

Example

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