No sweat. But I'm *still* looking for a way to go straight to PDF without the PRN via setting the port to a PDF file like you can do manually.

>I think I have found the answer:
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>I just found that there is an "OutputFileName" parameter that I can pass.
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>I recorded a macro, looked at it, found the parameter and then tested it. It worked!
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>Macro Routine:
> Application.PrintOut FileName:="", Range:=wdPrintAllDocument, Item:= _
> wdPrintDocumentContent, Copies:=1, Pages:="", PageType:=wdPrintAllPages, _
> Collate:=True, Background:=True, PrintToFile:=True, OutputFileName:="test.prn", _
> Append:=False
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>I hope this helps anyone else looking for this answer!
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>Thanks again John!
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>Dave :-)
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>>George Tasker and I are burning up the Private messages discussing this just >now :-).
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>>You'd think it'd be as simple as setting Word.ActivePrinter to "PrinterDriver >on C:\Program Files\Adobe\PDF output\*.PDF" which is what ActivePrinter >returns >after you have manually set it, but it's apparently not.
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>>Have you tried setting the PrintToFile parm to .T. in Word.Printout()?
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>>Thanks for the quick response. However, I think that I ommitted the fact that >I want to be able to send the print job to a specific filename without user >intervention. Is this possible?
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>>Dave :-)