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Default Printing Problem

I have two shared printers on two seperate hard wired networked, desktop
computers. One prints tractor fed labels for Serums, and one prints
instructions on regular letter paper.

The patient information is entered on a laptop which connects wirelessly to
the newtork. I use an Excel Macro assigned to two different buttons to
select the proper printer and the range to print. This setup works
great....Until I introduce a second laptop, using the same Excel version
(2007) and same code.

Both laptops access each printer perfectly for printing the "Test Page".
However the Printer Macros on one or the other laptops fails to work. If I
re-record the marcos they work again. (Manual Printing works fine always)

On careful examination of the macro code, I find that the "ne03", for
example, has changed to "ne05" in the new code on the printer line. What
would be a strategy to avoid having to re-record the macros?

Thanks-a very puzzled RMS




 
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