>You can change the active printer as follows;
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>oWordApp.ActivePrinter = getprinter() && or you could use the Common Dialog control to return a selected printer.
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>The ActivePrinter is a property of the Application object not the document object.
>
>Hope this helps.


Thanks, this will help.

I need to set oWordApp.ActivePrinter from data in a table. I'm assuming that I can just store the value returned by getprinter(), for instance "HP LaserJet 9000 PCL 6", and then pass this value at run time. This should work, right?

Peter