Hello all,
Using the following command, is there any way to get the printer dialog to
open? I most packages, when you click print, it will open the printer
dialog, however Access sends the report without the dialog. I was hoping
there would be another option, other than acNormal, but there doesn't appear
to be:
DoCmd.OpenRepor t Forms!frmOpt.Fo rm!RunName.Capt ion, acViewNormal
Thanks!
Andy
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Hello all,
Using the following command, is there any way to get the printer dialog to
open? I most packages, when you click print, it will open the printer
dialog, however Access sends the report without the dialog. I was hoping
there would be another option, other than acNormal, but there doesn't
appear
to be:
DoCmd.OpenRepor t Forms!frmOpt.Fo rm!RunName.Capt ion, acViewNormal
Thanks!
Andy
Replacing acViewNormal with acViewPreview will open the report in preview
mode which will allow you to open the print dialog box and print the report.
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:00:59 GMT, "ARC" <PC*****@PCESof t.invalid>
wrote:
You meant to say: in other packages I don't have the convenience of
printing straight to the default printer. And in Access I can still
get the print dialog: just preview the report and have the user choose
File Print. :-)
-Tom.
>Hello all,
Using the following command, is there any way to get the printer dialog to
open? I most packages, when you click print, it will open the printer
dialog, however Access sends the report without the dialog. I was hoping
there would be another option, other than acNormal, but there doesn't appear
to be:
DoCmd.OpenRepo rt Forms!frmOpt.Fo rm!RunName.Capt ion, acViewNormal
Thanks!
Andy
Well, the user's are a bit funny, they don't want to preview first! :(
Yet getting the print dialog is still a feature they want.
"ARC" <PC*****@PCESof t.invalidwrote in message
news:vU******** ***********@new ssvr12.news.pro digy.net...
Hello all,
Using the following command, is there any way to get the printer dialog to
open? I most packages, when you click print, it will open the printer
dialog, however Access sends the report without the dialog. I was hoping
there would be another option, other than acNormal, but there doesn't
appear to be:
DoCmd.OpenRepor t Forms!frmOpt.Fo rm!RunName.Capt ion, acViewNormal
Thanks!
Andy
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