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woodfold.bim
Maybe someone can help shed some light on this. In Excel 02 (SP3) we
have a macro that runs that highlights the selected fields (based on
some radial buttons that the user elects) and then it executes:
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=2
On 12 of 13 machines it executes perfectly, you get two identical
sheets printed out of your default printer.
The problem, 1 machine which appears to be setup identical to all the
others (including the printer and the print driver) does print the
*second* copy correctly. Regardless of the printer the job is sent to
(including acrobat writer) the first copy always comes out okay, but
the second copy the radial buttons and highlighting get screwed up and
you get a somewhat unreadable copy as sheet two.
To me it just doesn't make any sense as to why this would happen. But
maybe someone here knows just the right tweak to get me back on track.
Thank you in advance.
Justin
have a macro that runs that highlights the selected fields (based on
some radial buttons that the user elects) and then it executes:
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=2
On 12 of 13 machines it executes perfectly, you get two identical
sheets printed out of your default printer.
The problem, 1 machine which appears to be setup identical to all the
others (including the printer and the print driver) does print the
*second* copy correctly. Regardless of the printer the job is sent to
(including acrobat writer) the first copy always comes out okay, but
the second copy the radial buttons and highlighting get screwed up and
you get a somewhat unreadable copy as sheet two.
To me it just doesn't make any sense as to why this would happen. But
maybe someone here knows just the right tweak to get me back on track.
Thank you in advance.
Justin