Posted by Jim Guerber on June 08, 2005 at 13:12:10:
In Reply to: Re: EmailPtr errors posted by Grant Foraker on June 08, 2005 at 12:00:37:
Huh?
That print statement is just an example of something that is NOT a mnemonic. This is a printer we are talking about. You generate a document by printing something to it!
What is an attachment and what is not is different for each printer. It follows what I think is natural in each case. PDF cannot be the body etc.
Those mnemonics (text=....) are specified as annotations not the body of the document. In the case of PDF they will comprise the email itself since the PDF is an attachment.
The pertinent paragraph in the documentation is:
"In addition to whatever is written to the email printer, you may want to include body text. Depending on your email client, for html printers body text will either appear in an attachment, since it is usual for HTML to appear as the main body of the email, or it will be appended following the html content. For PDF printers, this text will be the main body of the email and the PDF will appear as an attachment. For text printers, the body text will appear just before the printer output. To specify body text, use the "Text" mnemonic.
Print (lun) (Text='yada yada yada') "