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Specify destination paper tray

we currently specify which paper tray to select paper from with this
m_pImageDevMode->dmDefaultSource = pDoc->m_StatementPageDef.GetImagePaperTray();

How would I specify the destination paper tray?
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Lacking addiitonal input, I can't be cetain that my comments would solve the problem.  However, I believe that my suggestions should be helpful to others who view this as a PAQ.

-- Dan
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I couldn't find a DEVMODE field that allowed me to specify the output tray.  I did find out that our application was looking in the Printing Preferences which is found by right clicking on the printer (Win 2000) not just under Printer properties.
jeremy630,
Why have you insulted me with a C?  

You ask a question, then never return to it and never provide any feedback and don't give me a chnce to explain how to get to the settings that are in the Printing Preferences.  And then you slap my face with a bad grade.  Are you just naturally mean?

-- Dan
I didn't realize I was giving a A, B, C grade.  A solution to my problem didn't really exist.  I didn't think it was fair to give you 100 points and also select the option stating that your answer was excellent, or whatever the "A" option would have been.  Would it have been nicer of me to give you an "A" and 50 points rather than a "C" and 100 points?