Printer output can be redirected to a file. This can be useful when sending print jobs to shared directories to be viewed in a text editor rather than using paper to print multiple copies.
Starting in version 6.1, the base name field supports eight characters, a period, and a configurable number of incrementing digits that are defined with question marks. This field also supports asterisks (*) wildcard characters.
A question mark specifies a wrapping increment and can be placed anywhere, in any order, in the base name. When a question mark is used, the next Print to File job number is stored in the session's profile on shutdown so it is affected by the
options. The number of question marks used determines the wrapping limit. For example ? is 9, ?? is 99, and so on.This new feature is backwards compatible with earlier base name functionality, which behaves as <basename>*.
An asterisk defines a non-wrapping job number increment and can be placed anywhere in the base name. When an asterisk is used, the next Print to File job number is auto-generated so the output files are guaranteed to be unique.
This option is only available if the Output Filename and Append Data to File check boxes are selected.