I am trying to automate printing of a document in stages, ie. page
ranges, based on the presence of bookmarks. I am using the Start
property of bookmark to get the character positoins of the various
bookmarks, I would then like to print starting at that character
position to the next bookmark. Is there a way to print based on
character positions and not on a page range?

Re: Print ranges based on bookmarks by Jonathan

Jonathan
Mon Mar 14 08:03:37 CST 2005


<dtshedd@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to automate printing of a document in stages, ie. page
> ranges, based on the presence of bookmarks. I am using the Start
> property of bookmark to get the character positoins of the various
> bookmarks, I would then like to print starting at that character
> position to the next bookmark. Is there a way to print based on
> character positions and not on a page range?
>

You can select the range and then print the selection. Note that printing
this way does not include headers and footers in the printout.


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Re: Print ranges based on bookmarks by Dave

Dave
Mon Mar 14 08:04:42 CST 2005

Hi,

You can select the range, and print the selection.
When you print a selection, however, you lose your headers/footers and the
printing starts at the top of the sheet of paper, so where your page breaks
with differ on the printed output.

HTH,
Dave
<dtshedd@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1110808718.221979.159990@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> I am trying to automate printing of a document in stages, ie. page
> ranges, based on the presence of bookmarks. I am using the Start
> property of bookmark to get the character positoins of the various
> bookmarks, I would then like to print starting at that character
> position to the next bookmark. Is there a way to print based on
> character positions and not on a page range?
>