Does anyone know if this is possible yet? I'm using "-publsh" in a lisp routine instead of just using "publish" with a dialog box, because my routine is designed to gather up all the title blocks in model space and print them automatically. (I know I could use paperspace instead, but that isn't how our company does it, for whatever reason.) I also tried setting "IsSheetSet = FALSE", "IsHomogeneous = FALSE", and "NoOfCopies = 3" in the .dsd file. That Sent 3 copies as desired. But then each set of the drawings were sent to the printer as separate jobs. And when I set the first two variables to "TRUE", then -publish just ignores the NoOfCopies variable. Is there a way to accomplish sending multiple sets all as one job? That way, if I need to cancel the print, I wont have to cancel each page individually.
If not, I was wondering if AutoCAD had considered adding an alternative command such as "-publishQ" or something. That way they could avoid changing how -publish runs so as to not mess up how current lisp routines run. That or maybe create a new system variable that controls whether the number of copies is expected by the -publsh command? That way it could be ran either way.
