Ahhh!! Ok!! Now it sort of makes a little more sense! Big thank you!
Hopefully you can help me with the issue that led to the insertion of
"Dialogs(wdDialogFilePrint).Show"
That line seemed to give me what I thought was the "print dialog" box, which allowed me to select the printer I needed. Am I incorrect in thinking that? Without it, the document would only print to whatever my default printer was set at. Is there a way to make that happen?
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Originally Posted by Italophile
Your code first calls
which prints a full copy of the document. Then it calls
which prints a second copy. Finally it calls the only part you actually need
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