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Use VBA to access Printer Properties (Resolution, Tray etc)
Hi All, Is there any way to use VBA to access the printer properties dialogue box? I am talking about the options that are specific to the selected printer, such as which tray to print to, what resolution to print at etc. I know I could use SendKeys, but that seems a little clunky and potentially uncertain. Is there another way that I am missing? Thanks, Alan. |
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