In previous Windows this worked fairly well, however windows 10 especially makes it more problematic. SumatraPDF as a PDF reader is not designed like a commercial print processor however it can send instructions to the windows printer system to process each page a number of times. It they make a good program i pay for it, but licensing per printer is just rip off. Of NiceLabel they licence not only per cpu, also per printer. But usage is limited, specially if you want to distribute the pdf.Īlso gsprint is discontinued, and i searching for an alternative.Īctually i use an old version of an program like NiceLabel. Printing is actually done with python/gsprint and a second file that contains the copies per page, I write an program to generate pdf files for label printing, with python/reportlab. Only a compatible way to store the copies per page in the pdf file must found, right? When not, it should no big problem to change an opensource pdf viewer for that.
So i am wrong, and there is a way to do this? I searched the internet if somebody have an similar problem, but i found nothing. The pdf document with copies 1: I get page 1 50 times printed, page 2 100 times When creating a new pdf, so i get a pdf with only 3 pages. So why is there no support for setting a number for copies for each page I have to generate an pdf with 225 pages and sent them to the printer.ĭepending on the pages (especially joined pdf from different pdf) suchĪ pdf is growing extremly in size, also the print job. For example if i have an pdf with 3 pages, and i want
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