said:
>Okay, I didn't understand the first time. Update it, save it, then drag
>& drop print it. The drag & drop would switch the .INI file, run EPM,
>then switch back to the original .INI file. Yes?
No. It would run a separate instance of EPM with the select .INI. After
printing you would just exit from this instance.
The command line would be something like:
/m 'postme qprint' 'postme quit' %*
You would select your margin specific .INI by adjusting EPMPATH or,
perhaps, the startup directory of the object.
Steven
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