Print and Save using a Button Control

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mdsmitty - 19 May 2005 21:24 GMT

I need to have a button control print and save...can anyone tell me how to do
this.

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Alex [MSFT] - 20 May 2005 06:23 GMT

You need to write custom code to make that work. Download the InfoPath
SDK, and the Developer Reference (in particular Object Model reference)
will help you.

Good luck,
Alex @ Microsoft

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Posted At: Thursday, May 19, 2005 1:25 PM
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Subject: Print and Save using a Button Control

I need to have a button control print and save...can anyone tell me how
to do
this.

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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 20 May 2005 20:21 GMT

Both of these functions will require your form to be set to Full Trust security.

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I need to have a button control print and save...can anyone tell me how to do
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RickH - 21 May 2005 01:58 GMT

thisXDocument.PrintOut()
thisXDocument.Save() 'or SaveAs
You need Full trust
If you are doing this for a business, you need to code sign your form before
publishing it, for everything to work smoothly for Full trust forms.....

> I need to have a button control print and save...can anyone tell me how to do
> this.

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mdsmitty - 24 May 2005 19:51 GMT

I am able to get the Print to work but I get errors when the form is being
saved. I seperated the bottons...one is Print and the other is Save. The
Save button will not work, here is the code I have attempted. I tried this
"thisXDocument.Save()" but
the following error occurred:

Object required: 'thisXDocument'
File:script.vbs
Line:36

This is my current code which is not working either.
Sub CTRL14_7_OnClick(eventObj)
XDocument.SaveAs
End Sub

> thisXDocument.PrintOut()
> thisXDocument.Save() 'or SaveAs
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> > I need to have a button control print and save...can anyone tell me how to do
> > this.

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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 25 May 2005 23:08 GMT

"thisXDocument" is if you are using managed code (C#.NET or VB.NET). Since you are using script, you would use "XDocument" instead.

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> thisXDocument.PrintOut()
> thisXDocument.Save() 'or SaveAs
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> > I need to have a button control print and save...can anyone tell me how to do
> > this.

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