Printing With Common Dialog Control and Win2K

[1SorryDog]

I have an app that prints two different documents through the common dialog control. I want 3 copies of the first document and only 1 of the second document. The problem is no matter how many copies I set in commondialog, I only get what currently set on the local machine (Win2K). Example: If the local printer properties are set to 1 copy then that's what I get even though I changed it to 3 when my program runs through the common dialog control. Anyone seen this problem before ? Any suggestions ???

Thanks...

 

[CCLINT]

The common dialog is only there to receive the input. You need to set the values that the Commdlg returns to the Printer Object in question:

VB.Printer.Copies = CommonDialog1.Copies [/b][/i][/u]*******************************************************
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