Hi,


I wonder if it is possible to detect all printer properties in a loop?

Like I know the command

activesheet.PageSetup.BlackAndWhite = true

where can I find all properties like BlackAndWhite?

We have a particular Printer/Copier in which we can put a usercode, so any
user can be billed for his code. I would like to set the code in the textbox
of the printerdefinition by VBA in stead of letting the user do it. The
textbox in the printer definition is called Vallid Access of the Nashuatec
DSC424..

Can anyone help? I think if I can print a list of properties, it will be
obvious which property I have to manipulate. Code should look like

For each vProperty in myPrinter.properities
debug.print vProperty.name
next

Thanks!
Jos Vens

Hello

if WindowsXP is installed you may use


Sub proprietesImprimantes()
'
'http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/wmi/win32_printerconfiguration.asp
'
Dim objWMIService As Object, colItems As Object
Dim objItem As Object
Dim strComputer As String
Dim i As Byte

On Error Resume Next
strComputer = "."
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer &
"\root\cimv2")
Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from
Win32_PrinterConfiguration", , 48)

For Each objItem In colItems
i = i + 1
Cells(1, i) = "BitsPerPel: " & objItem.BitsPerPel
Cells(2, i) = "Caption: " & objItem.Caption
Cells(3, i) = "Collate: " & objItem.Collate
Cells(4, i) = "Color: " & objItem.Color
Cells(5, i) = "Copies: " & objItem.Copies
Cells(6, i) = "Description: " & objItem.Description
Cells(7, i) = "DeviceName: " & objItem.DeviceName
Cells(8, i) = "DisplayFlags: " & objItem.DisplayFlags
Cells(9, i) = "DisplayFrequency: " & objItem.DisplayFrequency
Cells(10, i) = "DitherType: " & objItem.DitherType
Cells(11, i) = "DriverVersion: " & objItem.DriverVersion
Cells(12, i) = "Duplex: " & objItem.Duplex
Cells(13, i) = "FormName: " & objItem.FormName
Cells(14, i) = "HorizontalResolution: " & objItem.HorizontalResolution
Cells(15, i) = "ICMIntent: " & objItem.ICMIntent
Cells(16, i) = "ICMMethod: " & objItem.ICMMethod
Cells(17, i) = "LogPixels: " & objItem.LogPixels
Cells(18, i) = "MediaType: " & objItem.MediaType
Cells(19, i) = "Name: " & objItem.Name
Cells(20, i) = "Orientation: " & objItem.Orientation
Cells(21, i) = "PaperLength: " & objItem.PaperLength
Cells(22, i) = "PaperSize: " & objItem.PaperSize
Cells(23, i) = "PaperWidth: " & objItem.PaperWidth
Cells(24, i) = "PelsHeight: " & objItem.PelsHeight
Cells(25, i) = "PelsWidth: " & objItem.PelsWidth
Cells(26, i) = "PrintQuality: " & objItem.PrintQuality
Cells(27, i) = "Scale: " & objItem.Scale
Cells(28, i) = "SettingID: " & objItem.SettingID
Cells(29, i) = "SpecificationVersion: " & objItem.SpecificationVersion
Cells(30, i) = "TTOption: " & objItem.TTOption
Cells(31, i) = "VerticalResolution: " & objItem.VerticalResolution
Cells(32, i) = "XResolution: " & objItem.XResolution
Cells(33, i) = "YResolution: " & objItem.YResolution

Columns(i).AutoFit
Next

End Sub



regards
michel


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Only a select set of properties are supported by VBA/Excel. You would
probably need to query the manufacture for how you might set this code using
code and would probably have to use the windows API to do it if it was
supported at all.


You can see what is supported by turning on the macro recorder and changing
one of the properties manually - then turn off the macro recorder and see
what properties are listed.
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"Jos Vens" wrote in message
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Hi,


I wonder if it is possible to detect all printer properties in a loop?

Like I know the command

activesheet.PageSetup.BlackAndWhite = true

where can I find all properties like BlackAndWhite?

We have a particular Printer/Copier in which we can put a usercode, so
any
user can be billed for his code. I would like to set the code in the
textbox
of the printerdefinition by VBA in stead of letting the user do it. The
textbox in the printer definition is called Vallid Access of the Nashuatec
DSC424..

Can anyone help? I think if I can print a list of properties, it will be
obvious which property I have to manipulate. Code should look like

For each vProperty in myPrinter.properities
debug.print vProperty.name
next

Thanks!
Jos Vens

Hi Jos,

WMI can be used to retrieve the printerconfiguration properties BUT you
cannot manipulate them using WMI as they are readonly.

However the code below lists only the standard props.

Go into the immediate pane in VBE and mine all 86 properties
of the Win32_Printer WMI object.

You'll need API programming to set them with code.
Certainly if it concerns some special manufacturers properties,
this aint going to be easy.

If you find the proper property's ID with the WMI script
let me know. Maybe I can help.

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Hello

if WindowsXP is installed you may use


Sub proprietesImprimantes()
'
'http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmis
dk/wmi/win32_printerconfiguration.asp '
Dim objWMIService As Object, colItems As Object
Dim objItem As Object
Dim strComputer As String
Dim i As Byte

On Error Resume Next
strComputer = "."
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer &
"\root\cimv2")