perfect!

>Using this method does not require changing the current VFP printer or the >Windows default printer.
>
>
>DECLARE INTEGER CopyFile IN KERNEL32.DLL ;
> STRING @SourceFileName, ;
> STRING @DestFileName, ;
> INTEGER bFailIfExists
>
>lcPrinterName = "\\server1\printer1" && you can pull this value from
> && the array created with aprinters()
> && in your previous thread
>copyfile(tempFile, lcPrinterName,0)
>More info. from Ed Rauh at How do I copy a file to a printer port FAQ #7817

>>Hi,
>>I have two printers, "Printer Local" and "Printer Network". the default printer is the "Printer Local". I don't want to set the "Printer Network" as the default printer everytime I'm using my program that prints an invoice.
>>Here's the scenario, I use the "Printer Local" to print MS Word documents, so its the default printer.


>>TYPE &tempfile TO PRINTER
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>Erik