Again about t.code MN05: number of copies of MM documents printed

Hi all,
by t.code MN05 I can set the number of copies of the MM documents printed the FIRST TIME. I can do it for doc.type or vendor.
In particular, setting for document type, it doesn't work for all range of vendors.
Setting for document type, in the field "PartF" I've put in "OA". Could it depend on it?
Thanks
Gandalf

Hi,
Please select VN and check
Select Key combination as document type and co code
regards
suresh

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