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# Default Print Designer
**YouTube:** [How to Set Default Designer Printing in Delivery Notes?](https://youtu.be/J9_egX7LLjI)
## How to Set Default Designer Printing in Delivery Notes?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to set a **Default Designer Printing Format** for Delivery Notes in Logic ERP. This feature allows you to automatically preview and print Delivery Notes using a predefined Print Designer format, ensuring consistent document layouts and faster printing.
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### Objective of This Feature
* Set a default Print Designer format for Delivery Notes.
* Automatically use the selected print layout during printing.
* Standardize document formatting.
* Simplify the printing process.
* Support bulk printing of multiple Delivery Notes.
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### Open Delivery Note Configuration
* Open the **Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **Other Settings** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> **"Default Print Designer"**
* Press the **Spacebar** to open the list of available Print Designer configurations.
* Select the required Designer Printing Format.
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### Set the Printing Type
* Navigate to the **Print Options** section.
* Set the **Printing Type** to:
> **"New Print Designer"**
* Save the configuration.
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### Print a Delivery Note
* Click **New** to create a Delivery Note, or open an existing Delivery Note in **Modify** mode.
* Click **Print**.
**Result**
The Delivery Note is automatically previewed using the predefined **New Print Designer** format selected in the configuration.
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### Print Multiple Delivery Notes
To print multiple Delivery Notes together:
* Go to the **Main Menu**.
* Open the **Continuous Printing** module.
* Select **Delivery Note Print Designer and Printing**.
**Action**
* Select the required **Print Configuration**.
* Search for and select the required Delivery Notes.
* Click **Refresh** to load the selected records.
* Click **Preview** to review the documents.
**Result**
The selected Delivery Notes are displayed using the predefined Print Designer format, ready for printing directly from the preview window.
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### Key Benefits
* Automatically applies the preferred print layout.
* Ensures consistent Delivery Note formatting.
* Reduces manual print configuration.
* Supports efficient bulk printing.
* Improves document presentation and printing workflow.
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### Best Practice Tips
* Configure the desired Print Designer before enabling it as the default.
* Ensure **Printing Type** is set to **New Print Designer** to use the selected layout.
* Preview documents before printing to verify formatting.
* Use the **Continuous Printing** module for quick and efficient bulk printing of Delivery Notes.
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### Final Outcome
By configuring the **Default Print Designer** for Delivery Notes, Logic ERP automatically uses the selected print layout whenever a Delivery Note is printed. The same configuration is also applied during bulk printing, ensuring consistent formatting, improved efficiency, and a streamlined printing process.
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