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Default Copying a selected prn file to printer.

I've written some code that saves a sheet to a prn file
(using the print to file option) then copies it to our
company fax server (to auto fax) and also a copies it to a
archive folder.

What I need help with now is I need some code that will
open some sort of box that will allow everyone to select
one of the .prn files in the archive folder so that I can
then allow it to be copied to a printer.

Ive been playing around with some of the open commands but
I dont actually need to open the file just select it, so
that it can be copied.

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Default Copying a selected prn file to printer.

Adam wrote:
Ive been playing around with some of the open commands but
I dont actually need to open the file just select it, so
that it can be copied.


Try Application.GetOpenFileName


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