K
Kpatel
Hi,
How does the PrintOut methods acDraft function work? Does it print in draft
quality (which I guess is faster) and print in black and white even if we are
using a color printer? If not how do I do so? We are using Access 2000 &
2003 for a secured database.
I have tried using the following code:
DoCmd.PrintOut acSelection, , , acDraft
I have also tried:
Printer.PrintQuality = acPRPQDraft
Printer.ColorMode = acPRCMMonochrome
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPrint
I have also tried:
Reports(stDocName)!Title.ForeColor = 0
Reports(stDocName)!Line1.BorderColor = 0
DoCmd.PrintOut acSelection, , , acDraft
(where Title and Line1 are the only colored field and border resp.,
which need to be printed in Black and White)
When run none of the above codes have printed in draft or black and white.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
How does the PrintOut methods acDraft function work? Does it print in draft
quality (which I guess is faster) and print in black and white even if we are
using a color printer? If not how do I do so? We are using Access 2000 &
2003 for a secured database.
I have tried using the following code:
DoCmd.PrintOut acSelection, , , acDraft
I have also tried:
Printer.PrintQuality = acPRPQDraft
Printer.ColorMode = acPRCMMonochrome
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPrint
I have also tried:
Reports(stDocName)!Title.ForeColor = 0
Reports(stDocName)!Line1.BorderColor = 0
DoCmd.PrintOut acSelection, , , acDraft
(where Title and Line1 are the only colored field and border resp.,
which need to be printed in Black and White)
When run none of the above codes have printed in draft or black and white.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance