Application.FilePrint method (Project)

Prints the active view.

Syntax

expression. FilePrint( _FromPage_, _ToPage_, _PageBreaks_, _Draft_, _Copies_, _FromDate_, _ToDate_, _OnePageWide_, _Preview_, _Color_, _ShowIEPrintDialog_ )

expression A variable that represents an Application object.

Parameters

Name Required/Optional Data type Description
FromPage Optional Integer A number that specifies the first page to print. The default value is 1.
ToPage Optional Integer A number that specifies the last page to print. The default is the last page in the project.
PageBreaks Optional Boolean True if Project uses manual page breaks when printing. The default value is True.
Draft Optional Boolean True if Project prints the active view in draft mode. The default value is False.
Copies Optional Integer A number that specifies the number of copies to print. The default value is 1.
FromDate Optional Variant A number or string that specifies the first date to print. The default is the start date of the project.
ToDate Optional Variant A number or string that specifies the last date to print. The default is the finish date of the project.
OnePageWide Optional Boolean True if Project prints only the leftmost columns of the active view. The default value is False.
Preview Optional Boolean True if Project previews the active view rather than printing it. The default value is False.
Color Optional Boolean True if Project prints the active view in color. The default value is False.
ShowIEPrintDialog Optional Boolean If True, shows the Internet Explorer print dialog while printing.

Return value

Boolean

Remarks

FilePrint with no arguments acts the same as the FilePrintPreview method. It opens the Backstage view and displays the Print tab with a print preview.

Example

The following example prints the active view without using manual page breaks.

Sub PrintViewWithoutPageBreaks() 
    FilePrint PageBreaks:=False 
End Sub

The following command prints the active view to the default printer, and shows the Internet Explorer print dialog.

Application.FilePrint ShowIEPrintDialog:=True

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