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| 159285 | 2003-07-13 03:15:00 | Hi- I'm running XP & I create several quotes in my work using Word. When I list these I want to print just the headings (ie Client name & date of quote) How can I print this without the whole document printing? |
Datacadman (4215) | ||
| 159286 | 2003-07-13 04:20:00 | Not enough info to determine your actual needs. If you open the document and highlight the section you want to print, then File - Print - Selection will only print the area of each document highlighted. But I have a feeling you do not want to open the document at all, just print the list of filenames and dates? |
godfather (25) | ||
| 159287 | 2003-07-13 07:21:00 | Godfather-Yes just need to print a list of quotes for the month-that is just the names & dates-not the whole document which I have a hard copy of anyway |
Datacadman (4215) | ||
| 159288 | 2003-07-13 14:36:00 | I think you need to run a VBA(Macro) to do what you want. | mikebartnz (21) | ||
| 159289 | 2003-07-13 22:54:00 | You seem to only need to print-out the directory listing from file explorer? There should be third party solutions for this, freeware/shareware etc. |
godfather (25) | ||
| 159290 | 2003-07-14 00:17:00 | I think Datacadman has the names and quotes within a word doc, rather than a list of files . The first solution of just selecting what you want to print may be best . Alternatively you could use a mail merge type scenario where the source data is in Excel and filtered to the name you want then merge to a document which is printed . Also a macro can do this but both these options seems a lot of work for something like this . |
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