Dunning: Print only a few levels

Hello
We have a requirement of maintaining 6 levels of dunning but allowing printing for only first 2 levels.
Please can anyone suggest on this requirement. Thanks in advance.
Regards
Geoff.

Dunning form is printed based on the "Maintain Dunning Procedures: Dunning texts" step in dunning config (SPRO: FI>AR & AP> BT> Dunning). Please assign the dunning form only to the first 2 levels, and delete the assignment from other level (3-6)
Thanks
Ron

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No matter how many customers I try to dun, system only reads/prints 1st 10 notices.
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10 dunning notices were read
10 dunning notices have been printed
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HP Deskjet 4180
Genuine HP Tri-Color #22 ink cartridge and Black #21 ink cartridge
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Good color - original RGB image...
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Ink levels after test printing...
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Well, here is the answer I was looking for, only arrived at by way of my own further investigation and experimentation.
It seems that no matter who I asked about this problem, I always got the same questions and answers.
For example, the people at the HP 800 number for consumer help, where it seemed I was not talking to someone who was actually familiar with the product, because they came to the conclusion that I need to buy a new HP printer... wow, isn't that a big surprise for an HP employee to say, "Just buy a new one!".
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A: "No, like I said in my original statement, I cleaned those and they weren't dirty to begin with."
Response: "Because you need to clean those every so often, you know."
Q: "Did you try cleaning the contacts on the cartridges?"
A: "Yes, like I said in my original statement, I already did that."
Response: "Because you need to clean those contacts every so often, you know."
Q: "Did you try putting in a new cartridge?"
A: "Yes, like I said in my original statement, this cartridge is nearly new and it shows a 90% ink level."
Response: "Because you need to put in new cartridges when the ink runs out, you know."
Q: "Did you do a test print?"
A: "Yes, like I said in my original statement, I did a test print and that's what is telling me that the yellow and magenta are not printing any longer."
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HP customer service is like talking to someone who isn't listening, so often they ask their next question, but I just answered that question with my previous answer.
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Second, how have the inks changed so that in the past, you didn't need to do maintenance prints every week, but maybe every two months at the most, in order to keep the inks from drying up, but now the inks dry up in a matter of less than two weeks unless a maintenance print is done once a week?
Have HP and other ink makers changed the formula of their inks so they dry up much faster, forcing people to buy new cartridges when the last ink cartridge is still at a 90% level with dried up ink?
And as a result, are people on the HP 800 customer phone support line and on HP "Live Chat" telling people that they need to buy a new printer, when in actuallity their ink cartridges are just drying up within a new record short period of time?
You tell me, HP experts.

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ACTION TAKEN #1
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Printing only first page

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=3DGeneral+Civil&mnuCounty=3DAnderson&DisplayList=3DDisplay+List
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http://www.tsc.state.tn.us/
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Try one of these:
1/ In Adobe, deselect "Choose Paper based on PDF size" - you can leave the "Auto Rotate and Center" on.
2/ In Adobe, go into Advanced and choose "Print as Image".
3/ If this is a Canon H1 Fiery RIP, go into Printer Properties, Printing Preferences, Layout, Rotate 180degrees and choose "Large Paper Only."

Dunning: Print only a few levels

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