Printing documents stored in container field

[IOkate]

Hi,

I'm using FM for a document library, and I store the documents in a container field. To print, I made a layout that displays them at full size.

Is there a way to print the container's contents directly without having to preview them first? All my documents only have one page now, but this method probably won't work for multi-page files or images that are bigger than my layout dimensions.

Thanks for your help,

Kate.

[IOkate]

Hi,

I'm using FM for a document library, and I store the documents in a container field. To print, I made a layout that displays them at full size.

Is there a way to print the container's contents directly without having to preview them first? All my documents only have one page now, but this method probably won't work for multi-page files or images that are bigger than my layout dimensions.

Thanks for your help,

Kate.

[IOkate]

Hi,

I'm using FM for a document library, and I store the documents in a container field. To print, I made a layout that displays them at full size.

Is there a way to print the container's contents directly without having to preview them first? All my documents only have one page now, but this method probably won't work for multi-page files or images that are bigger than my layout dimensions.

Thanks for your help,

Kate.

[dkemme]

Much depends upon what type of documents you are placing into the container. If TIFF or JPG, import one page per record into a container. You will need to have some other field to orgainze the imported pages into one document, either by a common name or serial number. When you need to print this document, find and print using a layout that has just the container on the layout. You shouldn't need the preview first.

[dkemme]

Much depends upon what type of documents you are placing into the container. If TIFF or JPG, import one page per record into a container. You will need to have some other field to orgainze the imported pages into one document, either by a common name or serial number. When you need to print this document, find and print using a layout that has just the container on the layout. You shouldn't need the preview first.

[dkemme]

Much depends upon what type of documents you are placing into the container. If TIFF or JPG, import one page per record into a container. You will need to have some other field to orgainze the imported pages into one document, either by a common name or serial number. When you need to print this document, find and print using a layout that has just the container on the layout. You shouldn't need the preview first.