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Gary,<br />
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Thanks very much, I did as you suggested and it worked like a charm.<br />
Sorry for the delay getting back but due to circumstances beyond my control I was only able to test it today.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Gary,

Thanks very much, I did as you suggested and it worked like a charm.
Sorry for the delay getting back but due to circumstances beyond my control I was only able to test it today.

Thanks again.

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provided exact solution for problem with excellent links
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provided exact solution for problem with excellent links

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Happy to help.<br />
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- Gary
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Hi,<br />
I'm trying to print from different drawers of a Kyocera Taskalfa 300ci depending on the transaction type I'm printing (Invoices from drawer 2, credits from drawer 3 etc.)<br />
using the source drawer parameter makes no difference, it prints from the same drawer regardless if what I enter.<br />
Has anyone had any experience of doing this, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
I'm trying to print from different drawers of a Kyocera Taskalfa 300ci depending on the transaction type I'm printing (Invoices from drawer 2, credits from drawer 3 etc.)
using the source drawer parameter makes no difference, it prints from the same drawer regardless if what I enter.
Has anyone had any experience of doing this, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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