Here's my solution.

Set up a print call that provides a pre-configured set of responses to command line prompts and place it in a personal MENU flyout as a printer button*. 
A separate button is needed for each specific response-set and these are less intrusive if on a flyout. 
(I would prefer a toolbar flyout but this feature did not work properly for me when I tried to use it.) Edit 29June2012
I was confused here by the fact that the flyout creation behaved differently from what I expected and created TWO toolbars. One is a stand-alone toolbar that is useful for floating this toolbar; The other is a flyout toolbar associated with the toolbar to which it is attached.  BOTH these work as they are intended to.  However, I prefer the display of the flyout as it occurs in a menu to that which occurs in a toolbar because the former has text information that the latter lacks.

Example 1:
The command for my default printer, default print configuration, A3 paper using mm and landscape orientation.
       ^C^C_-PRINT Y;;;A3;m;L;N;S;;;N;Y;Y;N;Y;Y;

and
Example 2:
Same as 1 but for A4 paper.
       ^C^C_-PRINT Y;;;A4;m;L;N;S;;;N;Y;Y;N;Y;Y;

These work on any sheet tab and automatically pick up the name and configuration of the active tab provided it has been properly configured with print configuration manager when the sheet was set up.

Any suggestions for improvement are welcomed as there may be weaknesses in this technique that I have yet to discover.

[User of DS (Free) V1R2 on Windows 7 Home Premium.]

* WARNING:  Do NOT use the "Duplicate" option when setting up the command.  If you do, BOTH COPIES WILL REFLECT CHANGES MADE IN EITHER ONE.  I found out the hard way and caused myself a considerable measure of strife after I "duplicated" an existing command.