< BIN> selects a particular bin for the printer.
The <BIN> tag is available on every page. It's possible to switch within the report selecting the paper in the upper bin and the one from the lower bin.
Syntax:
<BIN=binIdent>
or <TRAY=binIdent>
where binIdent is one of: (WINDOWS terminology)
•AUTO
•CASSETTE
•ENVELOPE
•ENVMANUAL
•LARGECAPACITY
•LARGEFMT
•LOWER
•MANUAL
•MIDDLE
•ONLYONE
•SMALLFMT
•TRACTOR
•UPPER
•<tray number> (see the xprBin.dll to get the available codes for your printer)
Notes :
•The different printer devices and drivers do not support all values. Refer to your printer technical guide.
•Depending on your printer and the printer driver you are using, the value affected to a particular bin could not be the one that you think… On some printers for example, the lower bin is named LARGECAPACITY and not LOWER. You must check with your own environment to select the correct value.
•The <BIN> tag can be located anywhere in the page and you can store multiples <BIN> in a page. But only the last one will be satisfied.
•Changing the <BIN> tag within a job generates a new Windows print job.
•Changing the <BIN> tag within a job does not generate a new Windows print job. Version 10.6
