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VB Printer Help for single pages

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Tfrank

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I am trying to create a macro to print the current page of a report. I need a macro because I would like to create a custom toolbar which has an icon that when clicked will print only the current page in the report showing. I am using Access 97 for the database. Does anyone know how the VB code should be written to do this?

I have also created simple code to bring up the Print Dialogue box for the same reason, to print selectable pages by the user. If I click cancel in the Print Dialogue box I get the response “The RunCommand Action was cancelled”. The code is below, is there a way to avoid this response in the cancel button is clicked. I am sure I need to add something to it The code is:

Function Test_Print()
On Error GoTo Err_Test_Print

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPrint

Exit_Test_Print:
Exit Function

Err_Test_Print:
MsgBox Err.Description
Resume Exit_Test_Print

End Function

Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it!

Tfrank
 
The error number (Err.Num) for that error is 2501. So for the simple way to avoid that message being show, just add 'If Err.Num <> 2501 then' before 'MsgBox Err.Description'.

If you want to know the error message, just put the Err.Num in the Msgbox:

Err_Test_Print:
If Err.Num <> 2501 then MsgBox Err.Num & vbCrLf & Err.Description
Resume Exit_Test_Print

This is may not the best answer but I'm don't know any other yet.
 
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