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George Lee
When using Word 2003's Microsoft Office Document Image Writer (for converting
files to TIF, for example), a checkbox called View Document Image appears in
a Save As dialog. This option controls whether or not the resulting file is
open automatically by an application that can read it. However, this Save As
dialog displays:
* three screens away from the TIF printing options,
* and is a modification of the Save As dialog (that is, this option
appears only
when printing TIF).
For VBA, I want this option off. How do you access it programmatically? It's
not part of the print call:
Application.PrintOut FileName:="", Range:=wdPrintCurrentPage, _
Item:=wdPrintDocumentContent,
OutputFileName:="D:\somefilename & ".tif"
files to TIF, for example), a checkbox called View Document Image appears in
a Save As dialog. This option controls whether or not the resulting file is
open automatically by an application that can read it. However, this Save As
dialog displays:
* three screens away from the TIF printing options,
* and is a modification of the Save As dialog (that is, this option
appears only
when printing TIF).
For VBA, I want this option off. How do you access it programmatically? It's
not part of the print call:
Application.PrintOut FileName:="", Range:=wdPrintCurrentPage, _
Item:=wdPrintDocumentContent,
OutputFileName:="D:\somefilename & ".tif"