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pschrader
Hi !
I'm using MS Access 2003 and Windows XP Professional.
I should like to save the extra effort of programming reports. A lot of
effort has gone into designing the layout and arrangement of data in the
form, and the form displays the data very nicely. So I should like to use it
also for printing if I can, even if this method has some drawbacks.
I've a form A with a print button on it. Pushing its print button prints the
form as it is displaying the current record.
Now I 'd like to do the same thing by pushing a print button on another form
B. E.g., pushing the button that is on B opens the form A, prints it as it
is displaying the current record, and closes it again.
I am not a VBA programmer, but I have the very strong suspicion that a few
lines of VBA code can solve my problem.
How can this be done ?
Your kind help will be greatly appreciated.
Peter
I'm using MS Access 2003 and Windows XP Professional.
I should like to save the extra effort of programming reports. A lot of
effort has gone into designing the layout and arrangement of data in the
form, and the form displays the data very nicely. So I should like to use it
also for printing if I can, even if this method has some drawbacks.
I've a form A with a print button on it. Pushing its print button prints the
form as it is displaying the current record.
Now I 'd like to do the same thing by pushing a print button on another form
B. E.g., pushing the button that is on B opens the form A, prints it as it
is displaying the current record, and closes it again.
I am not a VBA programmer, but I have the very strong suspicion that a few
lines of VBA code can solve my problem.
How can this be done ?
Your kind help will be greatly appreciated.
Peter