fgl_report_setPrinterResolution

Specify an exact resolution for the printer.

Syntax

fgl_report_setPrinterResolution(
   resolution STRING )

resolution - the resolution of the printer. You can set a resolution for both the X-axis and the Y-axis, or you can set the resolution for the X-axis and the Y-axis separately. You can specify DPI (dots per inch) or DPCM (dots per centimeter). DPI is the default.
Table 1. Valid resolution entries

Value Description (X-axis, Y-axis, Measure)

300 300,300,dpi

300 dpcm 300,300,dpcm

300,150 300,150,dpi

300,150,dpi 300,150,dpi

300,150,dpcm 300,150,dpcm

Table 1. Valid resolution entries
Value	Description (X-axis, Y-axis, Measure)
`300`	300,300,dpi
`300 dpcm`	300,300,dpcm
`300,150`	300,150,dpi
`300,150,dpi`	300,150,dpi
`300,150,dpcm`	300,150,dpcm

Usage

Function to specify an exact resolution supported by a printer or to be used for the job. This function assumes that printers have a small set of device resolutions at which they can operate, rather than a continuum.

By default, a resolution is not specified.

Setting this option reduces the number of usable printers to those matching the specified value.

For an example of Genero code using a reporting function, see Using report output functions. This example may not use the specific function discussed in this topic, however it provides details on where you would place this (and other) report output functions.