The scripting path did the trick. Thanks once again!
ReinhardF wrote:
Mmmh,
with "AForm.Fields.ExecuteThisJavaScript" you can execute AcroJS directly.
Have a look for example and a more or less equal discussion at:
Re: JSObject 'doesn't support' getPrintParams or Print - VBA/AcroJS
Also, you may simply change the default printer before printing. Something like:
Set oWSN = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")
oWsn.SetDefaultPrinter "MyPrinter"
HTH, Reinhard
Cheers!
Gary