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I need to print a pdf file from vba. Hp Laserjet 4p And 4mp Printer Service Manual here. I also need to set the print settings to 11x17. I wanted to see if I could get the file to print using the code below. Download Aplikasi Hack Fb Lewat Hp.

It didnt work. I mean, I dont get any error message, and if I use F8 to step through the routine, everything executes.

But nothing happens. I have lots of questions: 1. Is this a good method for what I'm trying to accomplish? How can I parse print settings to the program? Contoh Program Kasir Dengan Php Include. -Could be handled with code like if filetype =.pdf, then send settings? Why is nothing happening when I run testPrint?

Hi everyone, This is an old thread, and I find myself trying to do the same thing, however, I would like some more detailed options: - choose to print to a specific (non-default printer) - change default print setup portrait or landscape - change print setting from vector to raster - change paper size from legal to letter I may or may not need to do each of these items, depending on the PDF I am printing. Can anyone help me out here? (FYI, I am on 64 bit, so I had to declare this as pointer safe.) Thanks so much, CN. @CodeNinja: is a method of the (Shell32.dll).

ShellExecute relies upon file associations set in your registry to determine what application to launch for a given operation. In a nutshell all it does is find the the default program for the specified operation (e.g.

For a.PDF the default for Print could be Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat, Nitro PDf, etc.) and tells that program to perform the operation. Shell execute has no control over how that program performs the operation. Using ShellExecute is equivalent to right-clicking a file in explorer and choosing 'print' or 'open' or 'edit'. If you need to pass settings for how to print, you need to find a program with an API that exposes those settings through an interface. You then will need to set a reference to the COM library (.DLL) for that API and then you can use it to perform the print operation, instead of ShellExecute. So in short - you cannot change printers, print settings, etc. Using ShellExecute.