Different recipients in different job steps

I want to create a job with multiple steps and i'd like to send each step to different recipient.
The problem is that recipient can only be defined at job level but i'd like to define different recipients for each job-step.
How can i slove this one?

Hi Paula,
Under each Job Step,On the screen where you define step, you can specify its specific print parameters/spool recipient.
This way you can have different parameters for each step.
Hope this helps.
Puneet

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