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lookup printer and remove and re-add printer
hi guys, ive written a script used for driver changes or for when we move printers to different print servers. Ive tested it and it works fine. I wish to make one amendment and thats to make teh printer default once added. any ideas test1 Sub subRemovePrinters(strServer) Dim strPrinters...- fowlerontherun
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- Forum: VBScript
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Wrting values to an ini file
ive sorted it now. was just a matter of getting my head round it. ive goen with the following. Public Declare Function WritePrivateProfileString _ Lib "kernel32" Alias "WritePrivateProfileStringA" _ (ByVal lpSectionName As String, _ ByVal lpKeyName As Any, _...- fowlerontherun
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Wrting values to an ini file
im lost. so how would i call the following section = TRAY Keyname = Paper Value = Letterhead- fowlerontherun
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Wrting values to an ini file
my code is as follows. [highlight #D3D7CF]Public Function IniFileName() As String IniFileName = "c:\test\copitrak.ini" End Function Private Function WriteIniFileString(ByVal Sect As String, ByVal Keyname As String, ByVal Wstr As String) As String Dim Worked As Long iNoOfCharInIni = 0...- fowlerontherun
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Wrting values to an ini file
Hi guys, i am currently trying to write a new macro for my users. I need to have two buttons that basically just print to a defined printer. That part is easy. One of these buttons needs to write the value #letterhead# to a .ini file whenever it prints and the other has to write remove that...- fowlerontherun
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
