Registry Setting

[Helen Trim]

I want to clear the header and footer that are printed when a page is printed
from Internet Explorer. I have added the following code:
Dim regPageSetup As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey
regPageSetup =
Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("S oftware\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\PageSetup", True)
If (Not regPageSetup Is Nothing) Then
regPageSetup.SetValue("Footer", "")
regPageSetup.SetValue("Header", "")
regPageSetup.Close()
End If

However this doesn't change the setting for the Current User key, but it
does change the setting for the Users key. I have tried all the possible
choices for keys, eg Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentConfig, and only the
CurrentUser one gets past the If statement. But this doesn't change the bit
I need changed, it still prints out the heading.

Any ideas?

--
Helen

[Amit Bahree]

To the best of my knowledge this can be turned off in File =>Page Setup
of IE.

"Helen Trim" <He*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:He*******@discussions.microsoft.com:

I want to clear the header and footer that are printed when a page is printed
from Internet Explorer. I have added the following code:
Dim regPageSetup As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey
regPageSetup =
Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("S oftware\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\PageSetup", True)
If (Not regPageSetup Is Nothing) Then
regPageSetup.SetValue("Footer", "")
regPageSetup.SetValue("Header", "")
regPageSetup.Close()
End If

However this doesn't change the setting for the Current User key, but it
does change the setting for the Users key. I have tried all the possible
choices for keys, eg Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentConfig, and only the
CurrentUser one gets past the If statement. But this doesn't change the bit
I need changed, it still prints out the heading.

Any ideas?

--
Helen

[Helen Trim]

Thanks, but I did already know that! I'm designing for users who are not
computer literate so I wanted to do it programatically.
--
Helen
"Amit Bahree" wrote:

To the best of my knowledge this can be turned off in File =>Page Setup
of IE.

"Helen Trim" <He*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:He*******@discussions.microsoft.com:

I want to clear the header and footer that are printed when a page is printed
from Internet Explorer. I have added the following code:
Dim regPageSetup As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey
regPageSetup =
Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("S oftware\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\PageSetup", True)
If (Not regPageSetup Is Nothing) Then
regPageSetup.SetValue("Footer", "")
regPageSetup.SetValue("Header", "")
regPageSetup.Close()
End If

However this doesn't change the setting for the Current User key, but it
does change the setting for the Users key. I have tried all the possible
choices for keys, eg Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentConfig, and only the
CurrentUser one gets past the If statement. But this doesn't change the bit
I need changed, it still prints out the heading.

Any ideas?

--
Helen

[dick rider]

Helen, did you get an answer - I am having the same issue

Thanks
DR

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