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Question by Kevin C. Black
Submitted on 10/29/2003
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I am new at all of this but I have a question regarding Printing or PrintPreviewing requested by VBA code within a userform.  I can't seem to be able to view the PrintPreview screen after my VBA code has requested a preview.  Instead my userform stays on screen.  Is there a way to see the PrintPreview?  I tried hiding my userform, call up the PrintPreview and then showing the userform after the PrintPreview screen was closed by the user.  This seem to work but then I realized I must not quite understand the true actions of the .Hide and .Show methods because instead of the VBA code returning to the next line of code in my userform, after when the preview was requested, a whole new copy of the userform was loaded.  How do I either permit viewing the PrintPreview screens without hiding my userform OR how do I reshow my userform and return to the next line of code without nesting multiple copies of it?

Thanks for your answers
erinn@qualityparkway.com
attention: K.C. Black


Answer by NonVBA
Submitted on 4/29/2005
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Rauchen = Marlboro

 

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