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# Default Print Configuration
**YouTube:** [How to Configure Default Printing in Delivery Orders?](https://youtu.be/7utYmzjxeuM)
## How to Configure Default Printing in Delivery Orders?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to define the **default printing configuration** for Delivery Orders. This setting allows you to automatically use the selected print design whenever a Delivery Order is printed.
### Configure the Default Print Design
To configure the default printing option:
* Open the **Delivery Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to **Other Settings**.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> **"Default Print Config"**
* Open the dropdown list to view the available printing formats.
* Select the required print format.
* Save the configuration.
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### Generate a Delivery Order
Now, initiate a new **Delivery Order** entry.
* Click on **Sales Order Selection**.
* Select the required Sales Order.
* Click on **Generate Order**.
* Save the Delivery Order.
**System Behavior**
While saving the document, the system will prompt you to print the Delivery Order.
* Click **Yes**.
* The Delivery Order will open in **Print Preview**.
* The system will automatically use the print design selected under **"Default Print Config"**.
**Note:** This prompt will appear only when the **“Print Delivery Order After Save”** option is enabled under **General Settings** in **Delivery Order Configuration**.
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#### Final Outcome
By defining **"Default Print Config"**, you can set the preferred print design for Delivery Orders. Whenever a Delivery Order is printed, the system will automatically use the configured default print format.
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