Can we see your code?

It's really no big deal:

- I save the current ActivePrinter and PrintArea in two temporary variables.
- Change the ActivePrinter to the Microsoft XPS printer
- Change the PrintArea to the range I want to print.
- Do the Worksheet.PrintOut
- Reset the ActivePrinter and original PrintArea back from the temporary
variables.

Simple as that, but I still don't like relaying on an external printer, and
was wondering, if there was some sort of 'Export to XPS' as there are with
..PDF?


CE




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