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Default printable area size

Hi;
trying to maximize amount of printable info
i need to retrieve printable area width:
paper width and printer non-printable gaps.
is GetDeviceCaps my only option?
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Default printable area size

With VB5/6 and its Printer object (or using API printer calls) the
non-printable margins have meaning.

Using Excel/VBA I don't see why you would need to, as Excel adjusts the
HPageBreaks/VPageBreaks/PrintArea according to the papersize, the set
printers capabilities and other settings.
Whilst you can of course handle this yourself, you are probably going to
inaccurate/wrong.
Why do you need this info ?

You can get a lot of printer(s) info from he
http://vb.mvps.org/samples/project.asp?id=prninfo

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Hi;
trying to maximize amount of printable info
i need to retrieve printable area width:
paper width and printer non-printable gaps.
is GetDeviceCaps my only option?
thanx




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