Olhado_ Posted February 4, 2009 Share Posted February 4, 2009 So, I know the attached code is pretty hard to read since I am getting my points from a LISP file (I know it better); but I am hoping someone can help me with a "Procedure Call request or arguement" error. I get the error at the "SetWindowToPlot" line and I believe it has something to do with how UpperRight and LowerLeft is structured. I cannot see it. Can anyone help, with the code I have available? Sub PrintLock() Dim LowerLeft(0 To 1) As Variant Dim UpperRight(0 To 1) As Variant Dim blkName As String Dim Printer As String Dim PaperSize As String ' Get the Title Block Name defined from LISP routine blkName = Application.ActiveDocument.GetVariable("USERS1") ' Get the Upper Right Point of the Window defined from LISP routine UpperRight(0) = Application.ActiveDocument.GetVariable("USERR1") UpperRight(1) = Application.ActiveDocument.GetVariable("USERR2") ' Get the Lower Left Point of the Window defined from LISP routine LowerLeft(0) = Application.ActiveDocument.GetVariable("USERR3") LowerLeft(1) = Application.ActiveDocument.GetVariable("USERR4") MsgBox "Title Block: " & blkName & vbCr & _ "Lower Left Point: " & LowerLeft(0) & " x " & LowerLeft(1) & vbCr & _ "Upper Right Point: " & UpperRight(0) & " x " & UpperRight(1) Printer = "Adobe PDF" PaperSize = "User124" ' This is for ANSI F of the Adobe Printer Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.ConfigName = Printer Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.StyleSheet = "monochrome.ctb" Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.CenterPlot = True Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.StandardScale = ac1_1 Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.SetWindowToPlot LowerLeft, UpperRight Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.GetWindowToPlot LowerLeft, UpperRight Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.PlotType = acWindow Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.CanonicalMediaName = PaperSize Application.ActiveDocument.ActiveLayout.RefreshPlotDeviceInfo Application.ActiveDocument.Plot.DisplayPlotPreview acFullPreview End Sub Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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