Ruth,
You can use a RunApp macro to open the Word document. The Command Line
argument will be something like this...
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\...\Winword.exe"
"D:\YourFolder\YourDoc.doc"
However, as far as I know you can't make this print via a macro. You
can use Office Automation code to print the Word document. I think
something like this...
Dim WordObj As Object
Set WordObj = CreateObject("Word.Application")
WordObj.Documents.Open "C:\YourFolder\YourFile.doc"
WordObj.PrintOut Background:=False
WordObj.Quit False
Set WordObj = Nothing
You would need to set a Reference to the Word Object Library. More
information available at http://support.microsoft.com/?id=154569

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Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP
> Is there a way to automatically print a word doc using a macro? I tried the
> RunApp macro but I don't know what to put on the command line.
Charter Man - 18 Jun 2005 23:11 GMT
> Ruth,
>
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> > Is there a way to automatically print a word doc using a macro? I tried the
> > RunApp macro but I don't know what to put on the command line.
timsken - 31 Jul 2005 23:31 GMT
Steve,
Are the commands to open MS Word and then to Open the specific document on
two separate command lines or all part of one line? I've tried it both ways
and can't seem to get it to work.
timsken
> > Ruth,
> >
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> > > Is there a way to automatically print a word doc using a macro? I tried the
> > > RunApp macro but I don't know what to put on the command line.
timsken - 31 Jul 2005 23:36 GMT
Steve,
Actually, never mind... I did get it to work. All on one line. Thanks
Timsken
> Steve,
>
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> > > > Is there a way to automatically print a word doc using a macro? I tried the
> > > > RunApp macro but I don't know what to put on the command line.