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Storing Print definition script elsewhere

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Can it be done to store a page setup script on the server(in a remote DB)?

i mean:

I have a single file that i've distributed to many users, and all of them have different printers.

They need to prints layouts that are in the file I distribute, with different resize% for each user/printer

What i want to avoid is to have to go back to each user's office and edit all the printing scripts on location for this user if I change the master file (or user have to reformat and need a new one.) So that all print scripts will stay the same since they are stored on the server.Even if Print request comes from local file?

Can i call this getting print parameters from remote file, for local printing?

Sorry English is my 2nd Language

Hope it's clear enough to understand

Why are you distributing this file to several users instead of having them run one file from the server?

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Because the file contains only one Record and is actually the file used to browse many other files that are on the server, so since there is only one record, it is impossible to have more than one user use it at the same time..

"there is only one record, it is impossible to have more than one user use it at the same time"

It depends on what you mean by "use"...

A single record can have only one user *editing* the record at any one time, but more than one user can view the record and work with the data simultaneously.

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