On Mar 11, 11:26*am, Dave Peterson wrote:
I wasn't sure what you meant by printing 4 pages on one page. *But it sounds
like your printer has a nice feature that can print 4-up (4 logical pages on one
physical page).

If that's true, then it sounds like you won't be able to control that setting
from VBA. *But that's a guess. *My printer doesn't have this feature.

How about an alternative?

Install a second copy of the printer driver and change its default settings
(through the control panel|printer applet) to do what you want.

Then you could change printers, print, and then change printers back.





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On Mar 10, 11:56 pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
If you can do it manually via the page setup, how about recording a macro while
you do it?

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Hi
I am trying to print 4 pages on 1 page. I know you can do this through
the page setup,and it works well.
But I am after a way to do it with vba code, not having any success..
Any help would be much appericated.
Regards
mick

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Dave Peterson

Thanks for the reply Dave. I have tried *recording the macro via page
setup, but when I look at the code there is no reference to changing
the number of pages.
Regards
Mick

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Thanks Dave
I will try the what you suggest, it sounds like an another way do
doing it.
regards
Mick