Re: printing a subfile

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Use an for/endfor loop

  C          for     Index  =  1 to SubfileSize
  C  Index   chain   subfile
  C          exsr    PrintSubroutine
  C          endfor

(no need to clear or increment the Index unless I really screwed up. 
SubfileSize is already established, so this is a pretty straightforward 
process.)



RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Reread the file that loads the subfile and use that to produce the print.
> Or forcably read the subfile and use that to produce the print.
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> HI I wrote a subfile inquiry, now they want to be able to print it. Is
> there an easy way to print it in one shot? Or would need to move each line
> to the print file?
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> Thanks,
> Steve