Hi Bill,
You need to change this line
objDoc.PrintOut
to this
objDoc.PrintOut 0
Without this, a background print is started while the code contines to the
next line. The next like quits Word, abandoning the print!
The 0 parameter turns off background printing and forces the code to wait
until the print job has been fully sent to the print spooler.

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>I have some VBScript (in an Outlook Form), that calls
> "CreateObject("Word.Application"). The script processes some data then at
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Bill Billmire - 06 Jan 2005 22:11 GMT
Awesome, thanks that did the trick...
Can you tell me where I can find that level of detail with respect to the
parameters that can/are passed to that argument (.PrintOut)?
Thanks again!
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