#BULLZIP DOCUMENT OPEN FULL#
The full path of a file name used as a status file.Ī status file is created after the print job.
You should consider setting SuppressErrors=yes when you use the RunOnError setting.Ĭurrent directory for the command line set in the RunOnError setting. %1, %2, %3 and %4 will have the same function as with AfterPrintProgram. Read moreĪ command line that should be run in case of an error. Works like AfterPrintProgramMode for the RunOnSuccess setting. Using this setting you can optionally set the current directory when the RunOnSuccess command line is executed. Like the AfterPrintProgram setting this specifies a command line that will beĮxecuted if the document was successfully created. Values: normal (default), hide, minimized, maximized. The mode is used to control if the program is started as hidden, normal, minimized, This setting to specify the current directory for the execution of the AfterPrintProgram command line. For conditional command lines you should use The command specified here will run regardless of the The command line can include the %1 token that will be substituted with If you specify this setting it must contain a valid command line that will be launched when the The AfterPrintProgram setting is a hook into the printing process.
Setting openfolder=yes will open the output folder in the file explorer when the conversion is done. This setting can have the following values: yes, no, ask.
#BULLZIP DOCUMENT OPEN PDF#
Specifies if the resulting PDF file should be shown after generation. The settings dialog when a PDF is created. This setting determines if the user will see Use the "nofile" setting then the dialog is only shown if no output When should the "Save AS" dialog be shown? If you Warn the user before creating new folders if the output file name contains folders that does not exist yet. It will also search for 123 and remove it.ĭetermines if the user has to confirm the These lines in the configuration will search for abc and replace it with ABC. The set of find and replace strings used by the smarttitle macro tag. With the settings SmarttitleFind1 and SmarttitleReplace1 you can extend It will use some built-in settings to find and replace text from the file name. If you use the tag in the output setting, When using the macro names in the settings.ini file the output parameter could look is substituted with the return value of a function named MyFunction. You can also write VB Script expressions directly in the macro. Have elapsed since 12:00:00 midnight, January 1, 0001.Ĭall a VB Script function and insert the return value of this function. Represents the number of 100-nanosecond intervals that will use aĭash as padding character and produce a different result (-1, -2, etc.). To a width of 3 characters (001, 002, etc.). Typically be one output file for each page in the original document.īy using additional information in the macro, you can control is substituted with the logged in user name. This macro allows you to query the values of the environment variables. If the document name is a file name then the resulting value is the file name without an extension. This macro gives you the part of document name up to the last dot. The current date in the format yyyy-mm-dd. The output setting allows macro names as part of the file name. If the output folder does not exist then the PDF generation will fail. C:\TEMP\TEST.PDF where c:\temp is a valid folder. When setting the output it must specify a valid file name including the full path for a When this setting is set the printer will not ask the user for a destination file name. The output setting allows you to direct the output of the PDF printer to a specific file. You can change the settings listed in the table below.
Take a look at the API documentation for more information on programmatic control. Settings directly from within your program. If you use this printer from a program it is possible to change the Please see the section about configuration files for more information. The printer is controlled by settings in a set of ini files.
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