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How to print a watch screen

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JOsborne

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I have to get a watch screen on to paper, as I'm trying to debug hundreds of elements in an array and compare them to a calculation mudule.

I tried alt-printscreen, but it just captures a portion of the screen, rather than the whole thing.

Any ideas?

Thanks.
 

just use print screen, open paint, and paste
 
Tried that. Same problem again. Only displays portion of the
watch, but this watch is probably 5 or 6 pages long, and I can't scroll down.

 

You say you have an array that you want to print out right?

You could temporarily put this in your code
[tt]
Dim I as Integer

For I = LBound(MyArray) To UBound(MyArray)
Printer.Print MyArray(I) 'For Printing Directly to Printer
Debug.Print MyArray(I) 'For Printing Directly to debug window
Next I

Printer.EndDoc
[/tt]

This will print out the values of your array either to the printer or the debug window.

I Hope This Helps
 

You say you have an array that you want to print out right?

You could temporarily put this in your code
[tt]
Dim I as Integer

For I = LBound(MyArray) To UBound(MyArray)
Printer.Print MyArray(I) 'For Printing Directly to Printer
Debug.Print MyArray(I) 'For Printing Directly to debug window
Next I

Printer.EndDoc
[/tt]

This will print out the values of your array either to the printer or the debug window.

I Hope This Helps
 
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