>>I don't see simple solutions anymore. So there are two more complicated (just a bit).
>>The first one would be to reset Windows default printer (programmatically), and then use Set Printer To Default command. Would you like to try?
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>I'll play around with some work-arounds a bit. I don't hold much hope, however.
>Thanks for your assistance.
>Allen

It seems you misunderstood. Do you want to get code how to switch Windows printer programmatically so you will use it and then SET PRINTER TO DEFAULT in your code?