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Hi,<br />
have you tried sending an Enter with SendKeys?<br />
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Bye<br />

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Hi,
have you tried sending an Enter with SendKeys?

Bye


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I have tried it and it doesn't always work. I start multiple impression in a short time so I can't be sure which window will receive the key.<br />
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An other solution is the SendMessage API function but I don't have the handle to the printer dialog box!<br />
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Sorry, try again!!!<br />

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I have tried it and it doesn't always work. I start multiple impression in a short time so I can't be sure which window will receive the key.

An other solution is the SendMessage API function but I don't have the handle to the printer dialog box!

Sorry, try again!!!


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I had to give some parameters that have default value. I think that Microsoft and me do not have the same signification of &quot;Default value&quot;.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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I had to give some parameters that have default value. I think that Microsoft and me do not have the same signification of "Default value".

Thanks.


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I have an application (written in VB5) that needs to print documents without user intervention.<br />
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I have some problems with two applications: Project and PowerPoint. They always pop the printer dialog box. <br />
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How can I respond automatically to them (I only want to press Enter).<br />
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Thanks.
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I have an application (written in VB5) that needs to print documents without user intervention.

I have some problems with two applications: Project and PowerPoint. They always pop the printer dialog box. 

How can I respond automatically to them (I only want to press Enter).

Thanks.

Automatically print documents

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