If you are making it available as a template it is an easy matter to
intercept the print function and force the printing of individual documents.
Given that you have four pages of instructions, an extra line requesting
that only the required pages need printing does not seem unreasonable?
If you want the macro code for the form template (not normal.dot - or you
will never print any document past the chosen page range) then eg
Sub FilePrint()
Application.PrintOut , Range:=wdPrintRangeOfPages, Pages:="1-3"
End Sub
will print out pages 1 to 3.
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For more, see "Print a range of pages" in the Help
On 1/10/06 10:28 AM, in article
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