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    Peter Thane

    Here's one way you could achieve this:

    1. Add a field on the template either to the side of the label, outside of the print area or set to not print. Makes this a named data Source.
    2. From the File Print screen click on the button to the right of the Copies box and adjust this to get the quantity from a Data Source.
    3. In the column on the right click on the words "Data Source" and then click on the Change Data Source Name button and select the name you used in 1 above
    4. On you Data Entry form go to the Properties of your button and change the Text to something appropriate (eg print 10 labels)
    5. Click on the Action button and then click on the (blue) plus next to the Control Clicked 
    6. From the Execute menu select Set Variable and then click the cursor into the Name box and remove the contents and with the cursor still in that field press the insert variable option
    7. Click on the variable you named in 1 above and then in the Value box type in the quantity to print (ie 10 for example - I used 3 in the image below).
    8. That is all you should need to do for that button but you may want to add a 2nd Show Message action (from Forms options) to display a message that the users will see at print time.
    9. Repeat the button configuration for the other button.

     

     

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