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Can anyone assist me with some code for Excel 2003 which without any other
program intervention prints a worksheet from Excel to PDF?
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Does changing printer count as intervention?

If no, then you may want to try www.primopdf.com

It installs as another printer.

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If you are familiar with ActiveX components, the ultimate solution
will be to use OGDIPICTURE. It is an excellent components full of
capabilities including creating PDF without printers stuff

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Adobe Acrobat will do it.

But I know that from a co-worker, not from personal experience.

I don't know if Acrobat installs some Reference libraries so you can
save to PDF from within VBA though.



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Indeed it will , but at a price $$$


It's only $80.

The student verison is $60.

See:
http://sfsubookstore.com/catalog/adv...crobat&x=0&y=0

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