Specific Printer
 

I am using this code to print to my Cannon printer, and the code works
fine.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i560 on LPT1:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

For another printer, I am using this code, which DOES NOT work.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i250 on USB001:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

When looking at the properties for the Canon i250 printer, I see the
following information:
Port: USB001
Description: Virtual printer port for USB
Printer: Canon i250

Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong?

Specific Printer
 

I don't have a guess what you're doing wrong, but the way I'd determine the real
name to use is to record a macro when I changed printers manually.

Then I should end up with the correct string.

(Or did you try that???????)

bw wrote:

I am using this code to print to my Cannon printer, and the code works
fine.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i560 on LPT1:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

For another printer, I am using this code, which DOES NOT work.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i250 on USB001:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

When looking at the properties for the Canon i250 printer, I see the
following information:
Port: USB001
Description: Virtual printer port for USB
Printer: Canon i250

Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong?

--

Dave Peterson

Specific Printer
 

Dave,

No, I didn't try that (before my original post). On your suggestion, I
did give it a try and it now works. It came up with something that I
would have never been able to determine, without recording the macro.

Thanks much for your help.
Bernie


"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
I don't have a guess what you're doing wrong, but the way I'd determine
the real
name to use is to record a macro when I changed printers manually.

Then I should end up with the correct string.

(Or did you try that???????)

bw wrote:

I am using this code to print to my Cannon printer, and the code
works
fine.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i560 on LPT1:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

For another printer, I am using this code, which DOES NOT work.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i250 on USB001:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

When looking at the properties for the Canon i250 printer, I see the
following information:
Port: USB001
Description: Virtual printer port for USB
Printer: Canon i250

Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong?

--

Dave Peterson

Specific Printer
 

Thank goodness for the recorder!

bw wrote:

Dave,

No, I didn't try that (before my original post). On your suggestion, I
did give it a try and it now works. It came up with something that I
would have never been able to determine, without recording the macro.

Thanks much for your help.
Bernie

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
I don't have a guess what you're doing wrong, but the way I'd determine
the real
name to use is to record a macro when I changed printers manually.

Then I should end up with the correct string.

(Or did you try that???????)

bw wrote:

I am using this code to print to my Cannon printer, and the code
works
fine.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i560 on LPT1:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

For another printer, I am using this code, which DOES NOT work.
Application.ActivePrinter = "Canon i250 on USB001:"
Sheets("Register").PrintOut Copies:=1

When looking at the properties for the Canon i250 printer, I see the
following information:
Port: USB001
Description: Virtual printer port for USB
Printer: Canon i250

Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong?

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson