I can't think of any simple automatic way to do this. You could intercept
the Print and Print... commands and have one that is for printing to paper
and a separate one that is for printing to pdf. If your logo is the only
drawing object in your documents, you can suppress printing of drawing
objects for the paper version.
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Charles Kenyon

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Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
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See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"Hblid" wrote in message
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I am making templates for our company. Now, we want the logo to appear on
the
screen and to be included when we print to PDF, but when we print to a
printer, we want the logo to be left out, as we are using preprinted logo
paper.

How do I solve this without having to have my users manually delete the
logo
before print (I know for sure that this will NOT work!!) and without
making
two versions of all templates (we already have more than 100 on our list,
which is more than enough...).

Any suggestions would be appreciated.