Sorry keepITCool. Your response is very much appreciated and I did look
at it. It is just so waaaaay over my head that I didn't understand it
and since the topic was "printing to an IP printer", well I just
assumed....

I'm a real beginner at this. My experience with VB is limited to
automating some forms using Excel97 macros. I discovered early on that
including code that I didn't understand only caused me problems later.
I have no doubt my code would be considered a disaster by someone of
your skill. So, if I can't find a solution to printer selection that I
can feel comfortable including in my code I'll just live without it, and
remind users to check their default printer before printing my forms.
Hey, they're not willing to put in the effort to figure out how to
create their own automated forms so it's either mine or nothing<g.

Thanks again for the response.

BrianG



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