psPrint – when called from the viewer, retied (then untied) the spool file. Attempting to move to another page AFTER printing would cause a FILE TIE error. Now only ties/unties the spool file if called stand-alone.

psPrintSetup – available from right-mouse menu to call the standard printer setup dialogue. Will affect the currently chosen printer only, and any changes will be cancelled if a new printer is selected from the drop-list in the viewer.

ps_printers – workaround for +Win 3.5 problem under NT4 removed. You can easily re-instate this if required, as the work-around code has been left in the function in an “:If 0” block. The printer list should now be correct on all systems.

Printer support – two new functions to control NewLeaf printing. These allow you to set up a selected printer, set any particular properties and then run psPrint or psPrintSetup from your application.

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If you opened the printer explicitly, it will be left open by psPrint so you will probably want to close it again.

Page references – support added for XML-style tag to resolve references to bookmarks as page numbers. Text such as <pageref "FIRST" /> will be replaced when the report is complete with the actual page number. The bookmark may well not exist at the point it is referenced (typically in a table of contents), but it should have been defined by the time the report is closed or spooled. If not, the string ‘ERR’ will show instead of a page number. A ‘special’ bookmark is NUMPAGES which will be replaced by the number of pages in a report. This may be represented on the master-page by &n so a typical footer could read “Page &p of &n” here. Example function PageRef is the basic testbed here.

Note that the bookmark is case-sensitive. You can omit the quotes unless it contains blanks, but you MUST end the tag with ‘/’ here in XML style.

Table footers – if a table came exactly to the bottom of the page, it could (very rarely) fail in looking for a location for the footer, even if the footer was not set. Now only looks when there is a footer, which would have forced a page-break further back if present, and avoided the problem.