Access-EEQ27824846PrintFileFromV.mdb

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Good information on both. &nbsp;I finally told the user when they open the file, simply print from there. &nbsp;Since they so rarely print I found out, this was the best way to solve the problem.<br />
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Sandra
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Good information on both.  I finally told the user when they open the file, simply print from there.  Since they so rarely print I found out, this was the best way to solve the problem.

Sandra

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OK, <br />
Enjoy the weekend
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I have a listbox with all the files in a directory. &nbsp;These are mixed files types, workd, pdf, excel, etc. &nbsp;Is there a way, when the user highlights the file name in the listbox and then hits print, to simply print the file without having to open it or use any type of object? &nbsp;This is from an Access 2003 form in VBA. &nbsp;The file types can also be 2003, 2007 or 2010 files.<br />
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Sandra
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I have a listbox with all the files in a directory.  These are mixed files types, workd, pdf, excel, etc.  Is there a way, when the user highlights the file name in the listbox and then hits print, to simply print the file without having to open it or use any type of object?  This is from an Access 2003 form in VBA.  The file types can also be 2003, 2007 or 2010 files.

Sandra

Print any file type from VBA

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Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.