My COM Addin running under Excel 2003 slows down 100% when a print preview
has been done anywhere in the workbook.
A workaround is to save a custom view of the worksheet before doing a page
setup (or print preview?) and restoring this (empty) view after doing the
print jobs. However this is not always convenient.
Be nice if it could be fixed.

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Have you tried setting ActiveSheet.DisplayPageBreaks = False after the
preview ?

NickHK

"gordon garnsey" <gordon wrote in message
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My COM Addin running under Excel 2003 slows down 100% when a print preview
has been done anywhere in the workbook.
A workaround is to save a custom view of the worksheet before doing a page
setup (or print preview?) and restoring this (empty) view after doing the
print jobs. However this is not always convenient.
Be nice if it could be fixed.

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Thanks Nick,

Works Fine

"NickHK" wrote:

Have you tried setting ActiveSheet.DisplayPageBreaks = False after the
preview ?

NickHK

"gordon garnsey" <gordon wrote in message
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My COM Addin running under Excel 2003 slows down 100% when a print preview
has been done anywhere in the workbook.
A workaround is to save a custom view of the worksheet before doing a page
setup (or print preview?) and restoring this (empty) view after doing the
print jobs. However this is not always convenient.
Be nice if it could be fixed.

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