Albert,
Yes, read that key with VBA.
Take your pick:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...Searc h&meta=

NickHK

"Albert" wrote in message
...
Hi NickHK,
I meant is there a way to find out, through VBA, what printers are
available?
Albert

"NickHK" wrote:

Albert,
One way is to check the registry key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\PrinterPorts

NickHK

"Albert" wrote in message
...
Hi NickHK,
I finally nailed it quite nicely with PrintToFile=True
Do you know some way to get a list of the available printers?
Regards,
Albert C


Dim FaxServ As FAXCOMLib.FaxServer
Dim FaxDoc As FAXCOMLib.FaxDoc
Sub AutoFaxer()

Application.ActivePrinter = "Fax en Ne01:"
ActiveSheet.PrintOut , , , , , True, , ThisWorkbook.Path &
"\PrintToFileAlbert.tiff"

Set FaxServ = New FAXCOMLib.FaxServer
FaxServ.Connect Environ("AlbertoCattan")
Set FaxDoc = FaxServ.CreateDocument("C:\fax.tiff")

With FaxDoc
.Filename = ThisWorkbook.Path & "\PrintToFileAlbert.tiff"
.FaxNumber = "9,012345678"
.Send
End With

End Sub


"NickHK" wrote:

Albert,
If you do not want to use Print to a fax (like WinFax), then you
would
have
to save the range to a file first.
Here's one of the many that export a range to a graphics format ;
http://j-walk.com/ss/pup/pup6/features.htm

Then fax that output.

NickHK

"Albert" wrote in message
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Hi NickHK,
Thank you so much... That was very cool stuff and now it did work.
However, it only works if "c:\test.txt" exists. How would I go
about
sending
the PrintArea in my current workbook?
Thanks again and best regards,
Albert C

"NickHK" wrote:

Albert,
Using W2K, so can't tell you about other OSs.

First time I tried it, but this works, at least the sending fax
and
Fax
queue dialogs comes up, but then I cancel, as I don't have a
number
to
send
a fax at the moment.
I assume you have a modem installed and it is able to send
faxes.
I have Winfax installed, so I know my modem is OK.
Make sure you do not have the fax service disabled; Control
PanelAdmin
ToolsServicesFax Service, either Manual or Automatic.

Dim FaxServ As FAXCOMLib.FaxServer
Dim FaxDoc As FAXCOMLib.FaxDoc

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()

Set FaxServ = New FAXCOMLib.FaxServer
FaxServ.Connect Environ("ComputerName")
Set FaxDoc = FaxServ.CreateDocument("C:\fax.tiff")

With FaxDoc
.Filename = "c:\test.txt"
.FaxNumber = "5555551212"
.Send
End With

End Sub

NickHK

"Albert" wrote in message
...
Thanks. Its a little bit confusing, but I'm starting to play
with
it
to
see
if I can get something out of it. No luck so far though. The
code
executes
well and I am no longer getting an error message, but the code
doesn't
seem
to do anything.
I added FaxDoc.Send at the end and I got a -2147024864 Error
message.
I'm kind of new to this whole Reference thing.
Regards,
Albert C

"NickHK" wrote:

Albert,
This should get you started ;

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/archiv.../t-259837.html

NickHK

"Albert" wrote in message
...
Hi NickHK.
I've tried these:
faxcom1.0 Type Library
FaxControl1.0 Type Library
Microsoft Fax Service Extended COM Type Library

I also tried to set up a reference to
Windows/System32/WinFax.dll
but
I
get
an error message.

Thanks in advance,
Albert C

"NickHK" wrote:

Albert,
Which component are you using ?

NickHK

"Albert" wrote in
message

...
Hello!
I'm trying to send a FAX through VBA without getting
the
Send
Fax
Dialog
Box
that asks for the number to dial, etc...
I read on a previous thread that I had to set up a
reference
to
the
Fax
software.
I found a couple of libraries that had something to do
with
faxes.
However, I'm swamped in trying to control them.
I see some of the classes and members in the Object
Explorer
in
VBE,
but I
can't get anything to work.
Perhaps someone has done this?
Help would be very much appreciated.
Albert C