Hi,
I've tried to input this macro and was unable to use it, or that is, it didn't work for me.

I may require a real step by stepper if you don't mind:
When I call up the record macro, I name it first off..... do I name it with your beginning line in macro as Sub PrintOne()
or does it matter what I name it (personally).....
and then I would proceed to the shortcut key is what I thought I could do and assign a control-alt combination or is this specifically for adding to the ribbon in the way you would add a radio button or a button for any other function???

I may have not input the macro correctly and have followed this same macro from other forums and am still looking for possible work around for this specific desire to print the current page.
I work in a law firm and we have gigantic network, so I don't know if this is something that would work out if in the case it is not a macro that is used for networked computers?
I have my own personal macros I have set up and use, all the while, by assigning (of course, the open or available key sets that aren't used by the firm's preset macros). I also use the auto text but it isn't as easy because it is limited or that is, when it comes to naming the auto text entries...I can't address the same letters i.e.,
NOD for Notice of Deposition if I use that combo NOD, I can't use NOH for Notice of Hearing because the "N" seems to be what is used already (?)

At any rate, I would appreciate any suggestions or help to the main question herein, regarding the first page print shortcut/macro, if possible and I can provide further details or with more clarity if I haven't explained what the issue is about same.

Thanks*