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I need add a button to the IE 6 Toolbar that will open the print dialog box -- as if the user was clicking on File/Print.<br />
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The entire File menu has been disabled, and for security reasons users don't have the option of right-clicking &nbsp;to customize the toolbar and add Print Preview. <br />
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I know how to add an icon to the toolbar using the Group Policy. But I can't seem to figure out how to write a simple vbs file that will invoke the print dialog box. The script is what I need help on.
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I need add a button to the IE 6 Toolbar that will open the print dialog box -- as if the user was clicking on File/Print.

The entire File menu has been disabled, and for security reasons users don't have the option of right-clicking  to customize the toolbar and add Print Preview. 

I know how to add an icon to the toolbar using the Group Policy. But I can't seem to figure out how to write a simple vbs file that will invoke the print dialog box. The script is what I need help on.

I need a vbscript that opens the print dialog box.

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