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# Default Print Designer

**YouTube:** [How to Configure Default Print Designer Printing in Sales Orders?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84swDIzutS0)

## How to Configure Default Print Designer Printing in Sales Orders?

In this tutorial, we will learn how to set a **Default Designer Printing Format** for Sale Orders in Logic ERP. This feature allows you to define a preferred Print Designer template that is automatically used whenever a Sale Order is printed, ensuring consistent document formatting and eliminating the need to manually select a print layout each time.

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### Objective of This Feature

* Set a default Print Designer format for Sale Orders.
* Automate document printing with a predefined layout.
* Ensure consistent print formatting across all Sale Orders.
* Reduce manual print format selection.
* Improve printing efficiency and user experience.

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### Access to Sale Order Configuration

* Open the **Sale Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **Defaults** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:

> **"Default Print Designer"**

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* Press the **Space** key.
* A list of all available **Print Designer Configurations** will appear.
* Select the required Print Designer format.

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### Configure the Printing Type

* Navigate to the **Print Options** section.
* Set the **Printing Type** to:

> **"New Print Designer"**

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* Save the configuration.

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### Create a New Sale Order

* Initiate a **New Sale Order** entry.
* Complete the required transaction details.
* Save & the **Print** Sale Order.

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**Result**

The Sale Order is automatically previewed using the predefined **New Print Designer** format selected in the configuration.

No manual selection of the print template is required.

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### Key Benefits

* Automatically applies the preferred print layout.
* Ensures consistent Sale Order print formats.
* Saves time by eliminating manual template selection.
* Improves document presentation.
* Standardizes printed documents across the organization.

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### Best Practice Tips

* Verify that the required Print Designer template is properly configured before setting it as the default.
* Always set the **Printing Type** to **New Print Designer** for this feature to work correctly.
* Test the print preview after configuration to ensure the desired layout is applied.
* Use standardized Print Designer templates to maintain a consistent professional appearance across all printed Sale Orders.

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### Final Outcome

After configuring the **Default Print Designer** and setting the **Printing Type** to **New Print Designer**, Logic ERP automatically previews every Sale Order using the selected designer format. This streamlines the printing process, maintains document consistency, and eliminates the need to manually choose a print template for each transaction.


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