There is no Printer object in VBA and it is quite complicated to manipulate
printers using API calls. What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Why
can't you use PageSetup?

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Vasant


"Beto" wrote in message
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Hi, I'm trying to print using coordinates, without using the excel
built-in printer scheme.
I'd do something like this on Visual Basic:

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Printer.Height = 279 * 56.7
Printer.Width = 216 * 56.7
Printer.Copies = 1
Printer.CurrentX = 32 * 56.7
Printer.CurrentY = 55 * 56.7
Printer.Print "Testing"
Printer.EndDoc
End Sub

But this doesn't work as it doesn't recognize printer.

Is there a way to print in a more "raw" way using VBA?

Regards,
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Beto