I'd try reinstalling the printer drivers. Or get updated drivers from the
manufacturer.


Louis wrote:

Dave Peterson wrote:
Just a complete guess...

Do you use a network printer or a local printer? If you use a network printer,
try changing to a local printer.

In fact, try changing to a different printer if that doesn't work.

Louis wrote:
I have run into a problem when I code using .Font property. I am using
Excel 2003.

The code can be anything that calls up the font property, like
Cells(1,1).Font.ColorIndex = 3

When Excel runs it the first time, it takes quite a few seconds to
accomplish. However, after that,it runs at speed.

This also happens if I format a cell's font the first time I access the
font property in Excel wihtout using code.

Is there a way to get around this delay? Or is it my copy of Excel?

As I said, once Excel opens up the font property, it calls up the font
in a normal speed after. No more delay.

I appreciate any help on this issue.

Thank you.

Thank you for the suggestion. Yes, I use a networked printer in the
office. I tried another user's copy of Excel, and that seemed to be
normal. I will try to switch to another printer and try, but I cannot
permanently do that.

I have coded around the problem - I format a cell when the VBA code
starts, and I print out "Please wait". Then after that, everything is
normal. If the user's copy of Excel does not have that problem, they
wouldn't even see the message.

Thanks.

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Dave Peterson