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X-Fi "manual" is on this website. But don't expect to much of it. It's rather a poster.

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9        Case 4
10            Sheets(Array(Sheets(1).Name, Sheets(2).Name, Sheets(3).Name, Sheets(4).Name)).Select
11        Case 5
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Reinhard & Karl Heinz,
Thank you both for your responses and willingness to work with me on this problem. This is driving me crazy & is getting very frustrating. It seems that I've tried everything that people have suggested (I've also posted on a VB Forum that I subscribe to) and I'm basically doing what works for everyone else but doesn't work for me. I've got to be close.
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I wish I could post pictures, but evidently I can't. So, I going to post first my code (in case you want to try to recreate my problem), then the values of the variables in that code when I run it (so you can I have everything set correctly as far as I know), and finally, the values of the Registry entries that I have after I run it. So, please bear with me as the post may be a little long.
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(Default)          REG_SZ          (value not set)
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Excel.exe          REG_SZ          H:\A02.pdf
LastPdfPortFolder - EXCEL.EXE          REG_SZ          "Q:\Client Management\Client Services\New Account Fees\09 September 2010\3Q10 Rebate Ltrs\Infi\MacroTest
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Is this the registry key you mentioned, Reinhard?
As you can see in my code, I have 3 different methods that I've tried to print. The first one defaults everything after selecting the Acrobat PDF printer. The second sets the output filename as a PDF (basically what you suggested, Karl Heinz). The third method calls a procedure that prints to a PostScript file & then uses Distiller to print from that file to pdf. This is the method Reinhard suggested.
With the first 2 methods, I get NO error messages, but no file(s) show up. With the 3 method, I get the error about the Fonts checkbox, but it creates a 0K PostScript file. When I skip that statement and run the other 2 statements, I get a log file that says the PostScript file is empty and not PDF file was created.
YIKES... What's going on? Thanks again for attempting to help me!!!
Nate

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