Hi Simon,
It was just an example on how you can either open or print PDF. If you only want to print it, use
=Shellexecute(0,"Print", lcPDFfile, "","",0)
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>This answer has been very helpful to me, except that I've run into a bit of an issue with it...
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>Once the PDF document has been opened, and then I've printed it, how do I then cause the window/document to close ?
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>I have a set of files to print out, so I don't want to have a whole set of individual document windows left open as each one is opened and then printed.
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>I've looked at the Option Verbs and ShellExecute on MSDN, but I don't see mention of 'Close' as an action to take.
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>Do you have any suggestions please?
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--sb--
