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That should work. <br />
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If not then what version of Crystal?<br />
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mlmcc
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That should work.

If not then what version of Crystal?

mlmcc

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If you wish to avoid doing software development for this, there are inexpensive 3rd-party Crystal Reports viewers (see list at <a href="http://kenhamady.com/bookmarks.html" rel="ugc">http://kenhamady.com/bookmarks.html</a>) and some of them allow you to use desktop shortcut, batch file, or command line that calls the viewer and specifies the report, parameter values, login info, and printer target.
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If you wish to avoid doing software development for this, there are inexpensive 3rd-party Crystal Reports viewers (see list at http://kenhamady.com/bookmarks.html [http://kenhamady.com/bookmarks.html]) and some of them allow you to use desktop shortcut, batch file, or command line that calls the viewer and specifies the report, parameter values, login info, and printer target.

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Hey guy!!<br />
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I have 3 pharmacy prescription labels created in Crystal Reports that I want to print on an EPSON TM-C3400 inkjet printer. &nbsp;I need them to print consecutively to this printer as the default. &nbsp;They are rptRxLabel.rpt, rptRxReceipt.rpt, and rptFileCopy.rpt.<br />
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Any ideas would certainly be helpful,<br />
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Jerry
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Hey guy!!

I have 3 pharmacy prescription labels created in Crystal Reports that I want to print on an EPSON TM-C3400 inkjet printer.  I need them to print consecutively to this printer as the default.  They are rptRxLabel.rpt, rptRxReceipt.rpt, and rptFileCopy.rpt.

Any ideas would certainly be helpful,

Jerry

How do I print crystal reports directly to the default printer

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