M
Martin
This is probably being optimistic but is there a way to display the Word
print dialog box using VB Script from an Outlook form? The reason I ask is
that I'm using the Word template solution to print my Outlook forms but want
to be able to set my printer tray (rather than just print straight to the
default tray).
In VBA one can use objWord.Dialogs(wdDialogFilePrint).Show if you've set up
the right reference but, as far as I can see, one has to use the old
CreateObject method in VB Script in which case my objWord doesn't contain the
Dialogs collection.
Any ideas (including different possible approaches) gratefully received...
print dialog box using VB Script from an Outlook form? The reason I ask is
that I'm using the Word template solution to print my Outlook forms but want
to be able to set my printer tray (rather than just print straight to the
default tray).
In VBA one can use objWord.Dialogs(wdDialogFilePrint).Show if you've set up
the right reference but, as far as I can see, one has to use the old
CreateObject method in VB Script in which case my objWord doesn't contain the
Dialogs collection.
Any ideas (including different possible approaches) gratefully received...