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How to open Word Template from VB6
My VB6 model needs to open a template with bookmarks. Data is then placed in the appropriate bookmarks. User finally chooses whether to SaveAs or discard doc. Problem is VB can't find the *.dot file. I have tried over a dozen approaches and nothing seems to work. VB looks where it is suppose to...- JimFromLasVegas
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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How to print file without losing formatting
First of all thank you very much for your time. Secondly, please excuse me if I ask dumb questions as I am in the learning mode. I have created the module. I then created a command button with the following: Private Sub Command1_Click() a = PrintThisDoc(Me, "c:\archive.txt") End Sub When I...- JimFromLasVegas
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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How to print file without losing formatting
Is there anyway to print directly from Notepad.exe? The file has a name and is saved properly. It displays perfectly in Notepad and Word? Thanks again,- JimFromLasVegas
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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How to print file without losing formatting
I have created a program that writes to a *.txt file. The file is formatted just like designed if I view through Word or Notepad. When I view through rtf control in VB6 it is formatted as well. The problem is when I try to print. All formatting and columns are lost. Thanks,- JimFromLasVegas
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