macro for printing 3d black lines on white background

[crisbeta28]

Good morning to all,

I created this macro

mapkey k ~ command `procmdenvnohidden` 1;~ command `procmdviewvistool';\
mapkey(continued) ~ arm `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `default` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ select `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `default` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ arm `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `default` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ activate `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `default` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ close `main_dlg_cur` `appl_casc`;~ command `procmdquickprint`;\
mapkey(continued) ~ arm `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `master style` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ select `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `master style` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ arm `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `master style` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ activate `visual_dlg0` `table` 2 `master style` `name_column`; ♪
mapkey(continued) ~ command `procmdenvshadedges` 1;

for printing on white background and black lines, via commands record.
the macro essentially works, but with the only problem that sometimes does not select the style card to set in default, and I think it is due to the fact that the mouse-registered command does not set the style in cases where the view management does not have the combination of the tabs in the order where I had registered the macro.
I wanted to ask you if you can change the macro in order to solve the problem, thank you.

 

[AndreaTerzi]

Unfortunately you can either remake the macro or move the macro rows so that it matches your needs.

 

[crisbeta28]

Thank you. I did it.