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Set the Page orientation within Cognos/VBScript

Asked by scoobox in Impromptu, Visual Basic Programming, VB Script

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I have a Cognos script (similar to VBScript) that runs "a number" of impromptu reports and directs them to print, pdf, xls, txt, csv etc according to settings within a SQL table. The page orientation on the electronic versions are seem fine but the printed version always comes out portrait.
I have spent 2-3 days (really) searching and trying the solutions I have found via EE, google, Impromptu objects and various manuals. They all seem to either fail to work or give errors at runtime. What I need is a way of setting the printer to either portrait or landscape prior to printing. I can add column to SQL table to control this.Start Free Trial
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Zones: Impromptu, Visual Basic Programming, VB Script
Tags: Cognos, Impromptu, 7.4, Cognos / VBScript
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