STILL NO LUCK.
Evidently, you can change some settings in the QueryPageSettings event and
the PagePrint event, but changing drawers in the printer (PaperSource) is
ignored.
Has anyone else had this problem and/or know of a workaround?

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Nick Malik [Microsoft] - 03 Apr 2005 00:30 GMT
before you kill yourself trying to fix this in code, make sure that the
printer driver is capable of it. Use Word to send a three page test
document to the printer, with each of the pages coming from a different
drawer. See what happens. If word can do it, you should be able to, but if
word cannot, you need to update your print driver.
Sorry I'm not much help. I just haven't done much printing in code for
about a decade.

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Todd Acheson - 14 Apr 2005 21:08 GMT
Nick,
Excellent advice.
It so happens the printer I am working with does not switch drawers once a
document is sent to it. Another printer we have which is similar but an
updated version does allow switching of drawers. I tested in Word like you
recommended.
-Todd

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> before you kill yourself trying to fix this in code, make sure that the
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