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Excel VBA and Acrobat X printing

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GreaterD

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Nov 1, 2011
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thread707-1249943

I really like the clean code referenced thread707-1249943

I am running in Excel 2010 and AcrobatX

The error I get is when I get down to:
oSheet.Printout copi.......... you get the idea

The error I get is attached.
I see a couple of windows popping up like the printer action wants to start though.

I will provide the only other piece of information that I can think of. A lot of threads on the net are talking about going into Distiller and unchecking "Do not send fonts to Distiller"
I am not able to find that box or an equivalent to, as I said I am using Acrobat X

I do have Distiller activated in the VBA>Tools>References

Thank you all.
 

Could you state what are you trying to do?

Many people cannot get to your attachments, so you need to provide information here.

Just a 'shot in the dark' here, but... if you want your Excel file to have as PDF, you can save your 2010 Excel file as PDF.

Just a guess here....

Have fun.

---- Andy
 
Hi GreaterD,

Without more details, I cannot guarantee that this is the solution, but it was something that stumped me when I tried to print out as a PDF.

The thing with PDF documents is that they are not printed directly as a PDF. Rather, the program must first print the file as a postscript file. That postscript file is then "distilled" into a PDF, before the original postscript file is deleted. The result is that it looks like the program has printed directly to PDF, but from a programming standpoing it is two separate steps.

 
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