how do I print to a manual tray in VBA Access?
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Use the Print Dialog Box object.  You should be able to select a manual printer tray.
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press print page then go to an email and then paste copy
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in the print properties dialog there should be an option to print in grayscale.
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Right click, print.\n\nOr\n\nPrint screen, paste into word, print.
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Try the "Print as Image" option in the print dialog.  It's slower than the default, but it might work for you.\n\nAlso, make sure you have the latest drivers for your printer and operating system.
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go to file in the top left corner, click print preview
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If you want to create forms to be seen only on screen, you must take in account of your display resolution.\n\nI believe Access has wizards to make different types of forms.\n\nIf you want to make them manually, you must go to Forms>Design View. Then go to menu View>Properties. In the Record Source (First Line of Properties Window) search for the Table or Query you want the Form to rely on. Go to View>Field List. Than drag the fields into the Form. In the Property Window there's all sorts of settings to the fields Data Format, Color, etc.)\n\nMakiavel
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Map to the printer via IP address and printer name
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Zaheer,\n I found this on Google, hope ithelps you:\n "You need a tool that converts to something that your printer knows how to print. Use Freedom of Press, GhostScript, pageview, TScript, or UltraScript PC. Or, use a printer cartridge if your printer manufacturer sells one."\nGood Luck !!
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If MS Word try clicking View > Toolbars > Formatting and Standard
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Type the following at the command prompt:\n\nCONTROL PRINTERS
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Just click on "print screen sysrq"  It's up above the insert key on your keyboard...or better yet:\n\nDownload a great little program called Printkey.\n\nPrintkey\nhttp://www.webtree.ca/newlife/printkey_info.htm   \n\nGood Luck
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Try http://www.wilton.com/printyourown/stationery/help_popup.cfm
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Select all the cells you want to print\n\nChoose File --> Set print area\n\nThen print
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open all the files you need printing...and then just click the little printer right after the other and stuff will come printing out
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Use DOS.  open up a command window.  Start>Run  type CMD.\n\ncd yourdirectory...   \n\nthen type DIR this will give you a list of names and directorys.  \n\nright click... select all.  then right click on the dos window pane at the top (this is important).  then select Edit copy.  you can paste the text wherever you want to print.
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Adobe Acrobat Reader will easily allow you to print.  There should be a print icon on the toolbar.  Or just choose Print from the File menu.\n\nI saw your additonal details.  If it's an Adobe Acrobat document on the web, your Acrobat plug-in should still give you the basic toolbar icons (Save, Print).  Take a look and see it they're there.  If not, just click the Print button on your browser, or the print option from your browser's File menu.\n\nIf either of these don't work, try selecting the text, then right-click and choose Copy.  Then open Word and paste it in.  Even if you can't do that, you can still use your keyboard and choose Ctrl-A (Select All), then Ctrl-C (Copy), and then paste into Word.  It has the ability to function as a web browser as well, so the whole page should paste for you.