Excel: Printing from File Manager Displays Print DialogLast reviewed: September 12, 1996Article ID: Q98001 |
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SUMMARYWhen you print a Microsoft Excel worksheet, macro sheet, or chart from Microsoft Windows File Manager, the Microsoft Excel Print dialog box may be displayed and prompt you to choose OK before you can begin printing. To print the file without having to choose the OK button in the Microsoft Excel Print dialog box, you need to modify the Microsoft Windows Registration Database.
MORE INFORMATIONIn Microsoft Windows version 3.1, you can print a file from File Manager by dragging the icon of the file and placing it on the Print Manager icon, or you can choose the Print command from the File menu. Both of these methods will run or activate the application the file is associated with, open the file, and print it. Note: The application that the file will open is determined by the file extension of the file that you want to print. The Print DDE Message listed in the Microsoft Windows Registration Database determines if a file is printed with or without confirmation. When you register Microsoft Excel version 4.0, it uses the PRINT?() function for the Print DDE Message rather than the PRINT() function. The question mark form of a macro command causes the associated dialog box to be displayed and requires you to enter some type of input before the macro will continue. To bypass the print dialog box when you print from File Manager, edit the Microsoft Excel file entries in the Microsoft Windows Registration Database. To change the registration details:
REFERENCESOnline Help for Registration Information Editor.
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