How to print an invisble oependeIDW

[Anonymous]

Hi,

in Inventor 2009 i want to print some known idw's out of an Partlist.

AI open this files with

Set oDoc_Idw = oApp.Documents.Open(sIDWName, False)

After that i try to print with oDoc_Idw.PrintManager but nothing happend.

If the file is opened visible with

Set oDoc_Idw = oApp.Documents.Open(sIDWName, True)

the same code works well and files ar printed as intended.

Is there any way to print invisible opened IDW Files?

I thougth it would run much more faster and can be done in background?

Any advice?

Thanks,

Ralf

[Anonymous]

I am not positive but I do believe that you can't print invisible files as
you have found. But why not use Apprentice instead. Then you don't even
need Inventor running.

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Kent Keller
"r.g." wrote in message
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Hi,

in Inventor 2009 i want to print some known idw's out of an Partlist.

AI open this files with

Set oDoc_Idw = oApp.Documents.Open(sIDWName, False)

After that i try to print with oDoc_Idw.PrintManager but nothing happend.

If the file is opened visible with

Set oDoc_Idw = oApp.Documents.Open(sIDWName, True)

the same code works well and files ar printed as intended.

Is there any way to print invisible opened IDW Files?

I thougth it would run much more faster and can be done in background?

Any advice?

Thanks,

Ralf

[Anonymous]

thank's Kent for your hint but i thougt Apprentice would'nt work within a
vba makro? Hopefully i dont have to write an addin only because of this
little task. Am i right with vba an Apprentice? Ralf


Am 27.02.2010, 17:03 Uhr, schrieb Kent :

> I am not positive but I do believe that you can't print invisible files
> as
> you have found. But why not use Apprentice instead. Then you don't even
> need Inventor running.
>



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