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Converting Excel Worksheet to PDF using VBA
I have a small problem when trying to to convert Excel to *.PDF using VBA.
All I need to do is to open adobe and the save as dialog box to be straight on to a shared directory rather than displaying the My Docs folder for the save point. Any ideas? Thanks!! |
Converting Excel Worksheet to PDF using VBA
Thomas,
Go to the properties of the Adobe printers in Control panelPrinters. Then PortsAdd Port. Select the required folder and then make sure it is checked as the active port for Adobe PDF. NickHK "Thomas Cox" wrote in message ... I have a small problem when trying to to convert Excel to *.PDF using VBA. All I need to do is to open adobe and the save as dialog box to be straight on to a shared directory rather than displaying the My Docs folder for the save point. Any ideas? Thanks!! |
Converting Excel Worksheet to PDF using VBA
Thanks that has worked brilliant!!
Tom "NickHK" wrote in message ... Thomas, Go to the properties of the Adobe printers in Control panelPrinters. Then PortsAdd Port. Select the required folder and then make sure it is checked as the active port for Adobe PDF. NickHK "Thomas Cox" wrote in message ... I have a small problem when trying to to convert Excel to *.PDF using VBA. All I need to do is to open adobe and the save as dialog box to be straight on to a shared directory rather than displaying the My Docs folder for the save point. Any ideas? Thanks!! |
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