You can harness the Workbook_BeforePrint event to do this (I use it
extensively). In the Workbook_BeforePrint Sub, you set "Cancel = True" to
prevent printing if the value of a Public variable is False. In any other
Subs of yours that invoke a Print, you set that Public variable to True (you
also reset it to False at the end of those Subs). Thus, the print will only
proceed if it has been invoked by a Sub that is called by your print button(s)
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Time is just the thing that keeps everything from happening all at once


"Rich" wrote:

I'd like to disable the print button in the "standard" toolbar - and maybe
even in the pull-down menu, too - in favor of a custom print button in my
custom toolbar.

I'm not sure how to go about it...

Anyone have any ideas??

TIA.