Printing more than one copy

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I have 6 Access reports that are printed out on a daily basis. The user
needs mutiple copies of each of them. The names of the reports are listed on
a form in check boxes so the user can check which ones they want to print. I
would like to put a text box next to each report so the user could type in
the number of copies they need for each report. Is there then anyway to
convey this to the printer so the printer will print out the report the user
selected and the number of copies requested??

Any help would be appreciated!

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AT said:
I have 6 Access reports that are printed out on a daily basis. The
user needs mutiple copies of each of them. The names of the reports
are listed on a form in check boxes so the user can check which ones
they want to print. I would like to put a text box next to each
report so the user could type in the number of copies they need for
each report. Is there then anyway to convey this to the printer so
the printer will print out the report the user selected and the
number of copies requested??

Any help would be appreciated!

at

Or you use docmd.Printout
o you use a textbox e build c cicle
for i = 1 to Yourtextbox
docmd.openreport
next

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I have 6 Access reports that are printed out on a daily basis. The user
needs mutiple copies of each of them. The names of the reports are listed on
a form in check boxes so the user can check which ones they want to print. I
would like to put a text box next to each report so the user could type in
the number of copies they need for each report. Is there then anyway to
convey this to the printer so the printer will print out the report the user
selected and the number of copies requested??

Any help would be appreciated!

at

Look up the PrintOut method in VBA help.

DoCmd.PrintOut , , , , Me!ControlNameOnThisForm
 

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