MS Word printing outside useable print area.

MO-KAN SHO

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I have emails sent to me at work with .RTF format attachments.

I also have a program which automatically prints them.

MS Word is the program assigned to open this file type because it displays and prints it without including all the formatting mumbo-jumbo.

The filename is never the same.


My question is: Is it possible to setup Word to automatically allow files to print even though it is slightly outside of the "useable print area"?

If I can get around the msgbox Word throws for this error, then I won't have to mess with the attachment at all.

If there's a default setting I can change for this I don't know about it, and I'm ot familiar enough with VBA to know if I can write a universal code to get around this.


If you know of a better forum to post this question, let me know... I couldn't find a decent forum for Word... maybe I'm just spoiled becuase this forum is so useful and popular?
 

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Hi

Why don't you tell the printer the paper size is larger than you are using, set up a custom size slightly larger.

HTH

John
 
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Okay, that will work when I change the setting on the file... however, when my program prints the attachment, it creates a new file everytime.

So how do I set the custom sizing to be the Word default? Or is it possible?
 
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Is it possible to write a code that sets the page size everytime *any* excel file is opened? I"m sure it could be done with one specific file, but since my program creates a new file everytime, this won't work.
 
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