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printing related code question
hello
This question is related to a different one I asked yesterday. I have a button (from form toolbar) that I use to open a report in Print Preview mode: With Worksheets("PrintRpts") .PrintOut copies:=PrintNumber, preview:=PrntPrev End With Actually there are several such buttons opening different variations of the report. To help me keep track of which reports have been printed, I'd like to change the text color on the button (from ColorIndex 11 to ColorIndex 3), but ONLY if the report is actually printed. Currently the button changes color when the button is clicked, even if I then cancel the preview. Any clues how to do this? Thanks, anny |
printing related code question
Perpahs open up a Message Box that asks the user if it printed sucessfully.
If true then change the color of the button "anny" wrote: hello This question is related to a different one I asked yesterday. I have a button (from form toolbar) that I use to open a report in Print Preview mode: With Worksheets("PrintRpts") .PrintOut copies:=PrintNumber, preview:=PrntPrev End With Actually there are several such buttons opening different variations of the report. To help me keep track of which reports have been printed, I'd like to change the text color on the button (from ColorIndex 11 to ColorIndex 3), but ONLY if the report is actually printed. Currently the button changes color when the button is clicked, even if I then cancel the preview. Any clues how to do this? Thanks, anny |
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