>>>>>I have a routine where I need to allow user to select a printer. Then the printer name he/she selects is store in the variable. And then a bunch of reports/forms are being printed, always directed to the selected printer. I use the GETPRINTER( ) to allow user to select a printer. But the GetPrinter() window does not allow specifying printer properties. For example, if user want to print as Draft I see no way to specify it.
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>>>>>Is there another method someone could recommend? TIA.
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>>>>I had a similar problem - I will need to search for the solution I implemented - I believe it was code from Mike Cagnon.
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>>>I don't want you to go out of the way and spend time on this. If it happens to be handy, let me know. If not, it is not a major issue. Thank you.
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>>Ok, I found I used a special form I called 'ReportFormPrompt' I think it's based on the form I downloaded from MS which I adjusted. If you want, I can send you this form.
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>If this form does not require any 3P tools or ActiveX, yes, please. Thank you.

Please see attached zip file with this form. Let me know if you find any problems or dependencies.