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Word, without the help of macros, does not store the printer information
with the document. It does store the tray information (page setup paper),
provided the printers used have the same tray access codes.

It apepars that either you have a Print field in the document - Press ALT+F9
to display fields - which is addressing the printer driver directly, or you
have a macro solution - such as http://www.gmayor.com/Associate_Printer.htm

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Hrm.

One thing to make clear:

When I say it forces them to print on their company letterhead, I mean
that specific tray in the printer.

It does not change the format of the document in any way, it simply
will ONLY print to the printer set up on theri network that holds their
letterhead.




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Or the tray setting directs the document to the tray that holds their
letterhead.

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"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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Word, without the help of macros, does not store the printer information
with the document. It does store the tray information (page setup
paper), provided the printers used have the same tray access codes.

It apepars that either you have a Print field in the document - Press
ALT+F9 to display fields - which is addressing the printer driver
directly, or you have a macro solution - such as
http://www.gmayor.com/Associate_Printer.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




"Northern_Wolf" wrote in message
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Hrm.

One thing to make clear:

When I say it forces them to print on their company letterhead, I mean
that specific tray in the printer.

It does not change the format of the document in any way, it simply
will ONLY print to the printer set up on theri network that holds their
letterhead.




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Northern_Wolf





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Graham,

The only codes that Alt-F9 reveal are NUMPAGES in the header.

No special Add-in or macro has been created to associate this document with a printer.



Suzanne,

Tray setting where, in the document itself or on their network?

I see no custom tray setting in the document properties.



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Can you send it to me? Use the link on the home page of my web site.

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Graham,

The only codes that Alt-F9 reveal are NUMPAGES in the header.

No special Add-in or macro has been created to associate this document
with a printer.



Graham Mayor;461337 Wrote:
Word, without the help of macros, does not store the printer information

with the document. It does store the tray information (page setup
paper),
provided the printers used have the same tray access codes.

It apepars that either you have a Print field in the document - Press
ALT+F9
to display fields - which is addressing the printer driver directly, or
you
have a macro solution - such as
http://www.gmayor.com/Associate_Printer.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




"Northern_Wolf" wrote in message
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Hrm.

One thing to make clear:

When I say it forces them to print on their company letterhead, I
mean
that specific tray in the printer.

It does not change the format of the document in any way, it simply
will ONLY print to the printer set up on theri network that holds
their
letterhead.




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Northern_Wolf -





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Can you send it to me? Use the link on the home page of my web site.

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"Northern_Wolf" wrote in message
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Graham,

The only codes that Alt-F9 reveal are NUMPAGES in the header.

No special Add-in or macro has been created to associate this document
with a printer.



Graham Mayor;461337 Wrote:
Word, without the help of macros, does not store the printer information

with the document. It does store the tray information (page setup
paper),
provided the printers used have the same tray access codes.

It apepars that either you have a Print field in the document - Press
ALT+F9
to display fields - which is addressing the printer driver directly, or
you
have a macro solution - such as
http://www.gmayor.com/Associate_Printer.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




"Northern_Wolf" wrote in message
...-

Hrm.

One thing to make clear:

When I say it forces them to print on their company letterhead, I
mean
that specific tray in the printer.

It does not change the format of the document in any way, it simply
will ONLY print to the printer set up on theri network that holds
their
letterhead.




--
Northern_Wolf -





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Northern_Wolf





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Graham,

The only codes that Alt-F9 reveal are NUMPAGES in the header.

No special Add-in or macro has been created to associate this document with a printer.



Quote:
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Word, without the help of macros, does not store the printer information
with the document. It does store the tray information (page setup paper),
provided the printers used have the same tray access codes.

It apepars that either you have a Print field in the document - Press ALT+F9
to display fields - which is addressing the printer driver directly, or you
have a macro solution - such as http://www.gmayor.com/Associate_Printer.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




"Northern_Wolf" wrote in message
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Hrm.

One thing to make clear:

When I say it forces them to print on their company letterhead, I mean
that specific tray in the printer.

It does not change the format of the document in any way, it simply
will ONLY print to the printer set up on theri network that holds their
letterhead.




--
Northern_Wolf
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Or the tray setting directs the document to the tray that holds their
letterhead.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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Word, without the help of macros, does not store the printer information
with the document. It does store the tray information (page setup
paper), provided the printers used have the same tray access codes.

It apepars that either you have a Print field in the document - Press
ALT+F9 to display fields - which is addressing the printer driver
directly, or you have a macro solution - such as
http://www.gmayor.com/Associate_Printer.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




"Northern_Wolf" wrote in message
...

Hrm.

One thing to make clear:

When I say it forces them to print on their company letterhead, I mean
that specific tray in the printer.

It does not change the format of the document in any way, it simply
will ONLY print to the printer set up on theri network that holds their
letterhead.




--
Northern_Wolf





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