Is there a way set set the properties in Word to print embedded objects when
I print the Word document. For example, to have the pages of an Excel file
print without clicking on the embedded file and printing it through Excel?

Hi jds,

Unless you use vba to manage the process (which could get quite complex),
you'd need to make all of the excel object's 'pages' visible in Word to do
that - which could mean inserting multiple excel objects, each linked back
to the 'master' and showing a different page.

Cheers

"jds" wrote in message
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Is there a way set set the properties in Word to print embedded objects
when
I print the Word document. For example, to have the pages of an Excel file
print without clicking on the embedded file and printing it through Excel?