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error handling off??
Look in the VBE on his computer and see what the options (tools=Options)
are for error handling. I suspect he is set to break on all errors. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Kriese" wrote in message ... In excel vba, i am converting a workbook to a pdf. To do this i need to change the active printer to that of the adobe pdf converter. but for some reason, the name of this printer changes. ie. 'Adobe PDF on Ne01' to 'Adobe PDF on Ne02'. To deal with this, i loop through ne01 to ne99 and try to set it to the first one it can. this works fine one my computer, my co-workers computer etc. However, there is one co-workers computer that it does not work on. We are all using the same newly installed version of excel 2003. His computer thows an error when it tries to set the active printer to 'Adobe PDF on Ne01' and does not go to the line as designated in On Error goto NextNumber. it is as though it ignors the onerror command...below is my code. is there any way that he has error checking OFF? thank you for your time printed = false printerNumber = 1 'look for the active adobe printer, changes on every restart While printed = False And printerNumber <= 99 If printerNumber 9 Then On Error GoTo nextNumber Application.ActivePrinter = "Adobe PDF on Ne" & printerNumber & ":" Else On Error GoTo nextNumber Application.ActivePrinter = "Adobe PDF on Ne0" & printerNumber & ":" End If printed = True 'print out on the active printer ActiveWorkbook.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=False nextNumber: printerNumber = printerNumber + 1 Wend |
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