Well I am not sure how you want them, but here is what I need to do;

Click on the start button
click on 'printers and faxes'
click on the desired printer - perhaps this could be a user input
double-click or something
then it would select the 'advanced' tab, and stop here.

The user would then click the user button, input their code, and click ok.

Make sense?

Thanks, --Jim


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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: if you tell us the keystrokes, we can help.
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: Bob Phillips
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: "Spike9458" wrote in message
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: Well, I'm not at that console right now ... but basically it's to go to
: the
: start button, click on printers and faxes, click on the desired printer,
: go
: to it's properties, click on the advanced tab, and then click on the
: properties button, and insert the user code.
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: Sounds like I should read up on VBScript and Sendkeys.
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: What do you think?
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: Thanks,
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: --Jim
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: "Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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: : It can probably be done with a VBScript using Sendkeys.
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: : What are the keystrokes that you use to set it up?
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: : HTH
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: : Bob Phillips
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: : "Spike9458" wrote in message
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: : Hi All,
: :
: : I don't know where to post this, and I've gotten lots of help here
: : before.
: :
: : What I need is to be able to setup a macro that will launch from
the
: : desktop when the icon is double-clicked. The purpose is to allow
many
: : users
: : to access the spot in the printer setup to input their personal
code.
: The
: : new printer/copier we have is complex, and it's not an easy thing to
: get
: : to
: : that setup point.
: :
: : I would be very happy if someone could point me to a help website
or
: : give
: : me some basics that I can do right here on my Windows XP sp2
machine.
: :
: : Thanks so much,
: :
: : --Jim
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