Hi Paul:
I've made a quick test, and I think you can use something like this:
LOCAL oo as Word.Application
oo = CreateObject('Word.Application')
oo.Documents.Add()
oo.Visible= .T.
oo.Dialogs(88).Show(5000)
oo.Application.Quit(0)
I assuming some things here (may be wrong, please, correct me):
1) I've made the Word Application visible, because I see no sense in not
showing the main window when the printer dialog is invoked so the user can
choose the printer options.
2) I've added a timeout of 5 secs to the dialog so it autocloses and do not
wait forever
3) I use Quit(0) to make sure that the "Save, Ignore, Cancel" dialog does
not show, which can hang Word again waiting forever
Note: In testing this code, I've found that if I keep Word Application
Invisible (not adding Visible=.T.), then when the timeout of 5 secs ends,
the doc is automatically printed. May be this is what are you looking for?
Regards.-
2015-06-12 11:43 GMT+02:00 Paul Newton <[email protected]>:
> Hi all
>
> I do NOT want to set OLERequestPendingTimeout and/or OLEServerBusyTimeout
> to 0. If they are set to their default values and regardless of the
> setting for OLEServerBusyRaiseError, this dialog is displayed if for
> example the word application has an open dialog. This can be demonstrated
> with the following code:
>
> o = CreateObject('Word.Application')
> o.Documents.Add
> o.Dialogs(88).Show
> o.Application.Quit
>
> I was wondering if there might be some way (BindEvents?) to let FoxPro
> know when this dialog (not the Word dialog but the Action cannot be
> completed one) is displayed
>
> Many thanks
>
> Paul Newton
>
>
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