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You guessed it! &nbsp;I guess that was the one option I didn't try. &nbsp;The documentation says that those fields are optional. &nbsp;In most Notes commands, when they're optional, you can simply leave them out! &nbsp;Not this one, I guess. &nbsp;Thanks.
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You guessed it!  I guess that was the one option I didn't try.  The documentation says that those fields are optional.  In most Notes commands, when they're optional, you can simply leave them out!  Not this one, I guess.  Thanks.

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the main function is @Command([FilePrint]) the others are optional, but when u specify one of them u have to specify all of them. &nbsp;I guess they have 2 functions declared in the system, the first is this one, the other is the one with all the parameters. &nbsp;A C++ polymorphism I guess. &nbsp;Like @Mailsend as well.
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the main function is @Command([FilePrint]) the others are optional, but when u specify one of them u have to specify all of them.  I guess they have 2 functions declared in the system, the first is this one, the other is the one with all the parameters.  A C++ polymorphism I guess.  Like @Mailsend as well.

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Whenever I user @Command([FilePrint]; &quot;n&quot;), where n is the number of copies I want to print (per the documentation), I only get blank pages from the printer. &nbsp;If I remove the second parameter, I can get a single copy of the document, but if I use any value, I only get blank pages.
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Whenever I user @Command([FilePrint]; "n"), where n is the number of copies I want to print (per the documentation), I only get blank pages from the printer.  If I remove the second parameter, I can get a single copy of the document, but if I use any value, I only get blank pages.

@Command(FilePrint) Won't Print Multiple Copies

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