Quick Print Current Page Only?

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I would like to add a Quick Access button that prints the current page only.

Is this possible?
 
Not sure exactly what you mean by Quick Access but here's how to do it.

Go into Visual Basic Editor (Alt + F11) and type the following:

Sub PrintCurrentPage()
Application.PrintOut FileName:="", Range:=wdPrintCurrentPage
End Sub

Go back to Word and choose Customize from the Tools menu. On the Commands
tab in the Customize window, choose Macros in the Categories pane. Find the
macro titled "PrintCurrentPage" and simply drag it to a toolbar you always
keep open, such as Standard or Formatting. When you need to use the macro,
just click the macro title on the toolbar.

You could also create a button to attach the macro to, but that has two
drawbacks: 1. The button would also print; 2. You'd have to have that
particular document open or add the button to the Normal Template, in which
case it would be in all your new documents.

Hope that helps.
 
The Quick Access bar is a function in Word 2007.

It took a little poking around, but I still managed to make that macro work.

Thank you!!
 
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