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galatea2153
Hi - I'm using XP SP2 and Office 2007. I'm trying to write a macro to send
documents to a particular tray (say tray 1 or 2) on a particular printer
(printer 2). (Currently I have to go to Print/Choose Printer
2/Properties/Choose Tray 1 etc etc). I thought it would be a relatively easy
thing to record a macro, using mouseclicks, as it's not a complicated
procedure, just an annoying one!
Anyway - macro seems to record okay, but doesn't actually work! What it
does, instead, is change my default printer from my printer (printer 1) to
printer 2; and only takes paper from Tray 1, rather than either tray
(depending on which macro I use).
I thought this might be because I'm connected to Printer 2 via a network ...
however, I've tried to create the same macro on Printer 2's computer, and
virtually the same thing happens.
I'm at a bit of a loss, and would appreciate any help. I hope my
explanation is clear enough! (By the way - I know nothing about VBE, I only
know how to create macros by using mouse-clicks or keystrokes).
Thanks in advance,
Megan
documents to a particular tray (say tray 1 or 2) on a particular printer
(printer 2). (Currently I have to go to Print/Choose Printer
2/Properties/Choose Tray 1 etc etc). I thought it would be a relatively easy
thing to record a macro, using mouseclicks, as it's not a complicated
procedure, just an annoying one!
Anyway - macro seems to record okay, but doesn't actually work! What it
does, instead, is change my default printer from my printer (printer 1) to
printer 2; and only takes paper from Tray 1, rather than either tray
(depending on which macro I use).
I thought this might be because I'm connected to Printer 2 via a network ...
however, I've tried to create the same macro on Printer 2's computer, and
virtually the same thing happens.
I'm at a bit of a loss, and would appreciate any help. I hope my
explanation is clear enough! (By the way - I know nothing about VBE, I only
know how to create macros by using mouse-clicks or keystrokes).
Thanks in advance,
Megan