MS Access and snp files

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In creating reports, I am outputting in the snp format.

I am trying to figure out a simple way of pointing to the specific
folder and print ALL of the snp files without showing up the "print
box" or asking me 'OK' for each one.


HELP!!!!
 
This Autoprints my Report to the default printer.
DoCmd.OpenReport "reportName", acViewNormal, , , acHidden
 
In creating reports, I am outputting in the snp format.

I am trying to figure out a simple way of pointing to the specific
folder and print ALL of the snp files without showing up the "print
box" or asking me 'OK' for each one.

HELP!!!!
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I think I was not very clear in my request.

I am working with a db that was created by some else.

Time in reporting is very much of an issue and a couple of reports are
very complicated.
I have already "outputted" the snp file to a folder (7+ min). To send
it to a printer would require me to re-run the report and take another
7+ min.

The db resides on a server "somewhere" not local therefore net timing
is also an issue.

What I am looking for is a way to send the snp files already created
in a folder to the printer without any further "reporting".

Am I making any sense?
 
Check out the VBA help for the OutputTo method.

Steve
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I'm not sure how to use this reply feature yet so here goes

I think I was not very clear in my request.

I am working with a db that was created by some else.

Time in reporting is very much of an issue and a couple of reports are
very complicated.
I have already "outputted" the snp file to a folder (7+ min). To send
it to a printer would require me to re-run the report and take another
7+ min.

The db resides on a server "somewhere" not local therefore net timing
is also an issue.

What I am looking for is a way to send the snp files already created
in a folder to the printer without any further "reporting".

Am I making any sense?
 
This Autoprints my Report to the default printer.
DoCmd.OpenReport "reportName", acViewNormal, , , acHidden
Click to expand...
I'm not sure how to use this reply feature yet so here goes

I think I was not very clear in my request.

I am working with a db that was created by some else.

Time in reporting is very much of an issue and a couple of reports are
very complicated.
I have already "outputted" the snp file to a folder (7+ min). To send
it to a printer would require me to re-run the report and take another
7+ min.

The db resides on a server "somewhere" not local therefore net timing
is also an issue.

What I am looking for is a way to send the snp files already created
in a folder to the printer without any further "reporting".

Am I making any sense?
 
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