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Dennis Snelgrove
In Access 2002, I've got a report that will vary in length from 1 page
to probably 50 or more. The report gets called from a screen with a
bunch of search options, and gives the user a preview on the screen.
What I'm looking for is a way to make the report check its own length,
and if it's over a certain number of pages, confirm with the user
before redirecting itself to a network printer. By default, users have
a local desktop inkjet printer, but if the report is over maybe 5 pages
then it's much faster to go to a network laserjet.
I figured that I'd do all this with the Printer object in the Print
event of the report, but I don't think there is one. Any suggestions?
to probably 50 or more. The report gets called from a screen with a
bunch of search options, and gives the user a preview on the screen.
What I'm looking for is a way to make the report check its own length,
and if it's over a certain number of pages, confirm with the user
before redirecting itself to a network printer. By default, users have
a local desktop inkjet printer, but if the report is over maybe 5 pages
then it's much faster to go to a network laserjet.
I figured that I'd do all this with the Printer object in the Print
event of the report, but I don't think there is one. Any suggestions?