Hi Jshopping,

Some of us live in different time zones to you, and aren't available 24/7.



You could try:
Delete whichever 'PrintOut' line you don't want - the first one prints the first page of the first Section; the second one prints the current page.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

Thanks Paul. I know, those seven people who viewed the question probably figured it was so easy I should dig. I did, and it was.
Take care.

Or maybe they didn't know the answer either and were hoping you might have posted something they could use ...

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Cheers,
Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

I still am questioning the actual input of this macro for printing the current page; do you create the macro exactly (as follows) copied:

Sub PrintOne()
ActiveDocument.PrintOut From:="p1s1", To:="p1s1"
ActiveDocument.PrintOut wdPrintCurrentPage
End Sub

And as the thread (you mention) the second line is for the current page whereas the first is for printing the first field.
I would like to just have the macro to function in order to (quickly) print the current page.
My problem, though, when i created this macro, I assigned it to (for example) Control + Alt + e (and it seemed to be in order and those key combo opened) but when I brought it up.... by hitting Control, Alt E....
it did come up (alright) just as the copy above that i copied from the thread. Then I remembered it was also going to function as a button or to be added to the quick access toolbar, to which, I then made up the button and it copied to the toolbar (ok) but nothing happens when I click on the button and there's definitely nothing in the printer or the spooled copy job or anything from trying this.

Sorry if I'm providing a lot of the issue (of my own) without clarity or if it's not clear, I will re-submit, if possible, and maybe explain the steps I'm trying in order to get this procedural (macro) in order....

Thanks (either way) *

leis