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Disabling Print Preview but allowing Print
Is it possible to determine whether the user has clicked
print preview instead of print using the workbook print event? If not, is there another way (a side from disabling the button) that you can stop users from seeing a print preview? Cheers, Steven |
Disabling Print Preview but allowing Print
There is no built in way to distinguish. You could try removing all print
buttons and offer your own or in the beforeprint event, cancel the event and do a print regardless of what was chosen. You could put up a prompt saying this action will print the sheet - do they want to continue. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steven Revell" wrote in message ... Is it possible to determine whether the user has clicked print preview instead of print using the workbook print event? If not, is there another way (a side from disabling the button) that you can stop users from seeing a print preview? Cheers, Steven |
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