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Could you give us the code lines, together with the Dim -<br />
statements belonging to the code ?<br />

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Could you give us the code lines, together with the Dim -
statements belonging to the code ?


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Thanks for confirming it as a bug. I have also reported it to Microsoft (Australia). As yet they haven't officially acknowledged it.<br />

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Thanks for confirming it as a bug. I have also reported it to Microsoft (Australia). As yet they haven't officially acknowledged it.


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I am using VB4/32 Enterprise EditionWhy can't I set Printer.PaperBin at runtime? Acording to HELP I can, but every time I try I get an error &quot;Run-time Error 380 - Invalid Property Value&quot;. I have tried a couple of printers and all possible PaperBin settings.Please Help - its becoming urgent!!I have a project with one form, which is the startup form.Nothing is on the form!In Form_Load I have the following code:MsgBox(Printer.PaperB<wbr />in) 'gives result of 11Printer.PaperBin = 11 &nbsp; &nbsp;'get the errorThat's all there is to it. Nothing Fancy
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I am using VB4/32 Enterprise EditionWhy can't I set Printer.PaperBin at runtime? Acording to HELP I can, but every time I try I get an error "Run-time Error 380 - Invalid Property Value". I have tried a couple of printers and all possible PaperBin settings.Please Help - its becoming urgent!!I have a project with one form, which is the startup form.Nothing is on the form!In Form_Load I have the following code:MsgBox(Printer.PaperBin) 'gives result of 11Printer.PaperBin = 11    'get the errorThat's all there is to it. Nothing Fancy

Printer.PaperBin Error

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