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