Settings to set default Output Device in FPCJ

Hi,
System is taking LP01 as default Output Device instead of the custom made Output device(ZLOCL) while executing the Z smartforms using transaction FPCJ.
In user setting I have defaulted ZLOCL as default output device & desired page format type is also assigned to the smartforms.
Is there any other system/config setting to be done to make ZLOCL as default.
Please advice.
Thanks in advance
Sunil

Sunil,
Check your user profile using tcode SU3 and make sure you do not have LP01 there as your default OutputDevice. If you have it then your printing jobs will default on that.
I hope this helps you.
Regards,
David

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