Registry Setting

[Helen Trim]

I want to clear the header and footer that are printed when a page is printed
from Internet Explorer. I have added the following code:
Dim regPageSetup As Microsoft.Win32 .RegistryKey
regPageSetup =
Microsoft.Win32 .Registry.Curre ntUser.OpenSubK ey("Software\Mi crosoft\Interne t
Explorer\PageSe tup", True)
If (Not regPageSetup Is Nothing) Then
regPageSetup.Se tValue("Footer" , "")
regPageSetup.Se tValue("Header" , "")
regPageSetup.Cl ose()
End If

However this doesn't change the setting for the Current User key, but it
does change the setting for the Users key. I have tried all the possible
choices for keys, eg Microsoft.Win32 .Registry.Curre ntConfig, and only the
CurrentUser one gets past the If statement. But this doesn't change the bit
I need changed, it still prints out the heading.

Any ideas?

--
Helen

[Amit Bahree]

Re: Registry Setting

To the best of my knowledge this can be turned off in File =>Page Setup
of IE.

"Helen Trim" <HelenTrim@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:HelenTrim@ discussions.mic rosoft.com:
[color=blue]
> I want to clear the header and footer that are printed when a page is printed
> from Internet Explorer. I have added the following code:
> Dim regPageSetup As Microsoft.Win32 .RegistryKey
> regPageSetup =
> Microsoft.Win32 .Registry.Curre ntUser.OpenSubK ey("Software\Mi crosoft\Interne t
> Explorer\PageSe tup", True)
> If (Not regPageSetup Is Nothing) Then
> regPageSetup.Se tValue("Footer" , "")
> regPageSetup.Se tValue("Header" , "")
> regPageSetup.Cl ose()
> End If
>
> However this doesn't change the setting for the Current User key, but it
> does change the setting for the Users key. I have tried all the possible
> choices for keys, eg Microsoft.Win32 .Registry.Curre ntConfig, and only the
> CurrentUser one gets past the If statement. But this doesn't change the bit
> I need changed, it still prints out the heading.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> --
> Helen[/color]

[Helen Trim]

Re: Registry Setting

Thanks, but I did already know that! I'm designing for users who are not
computer literate so I wanted to do it programatically .
--
Helen


"Amit Bahree" wrote:
[color=blue]
> To the best of my knowledge this can be turned off in File =>Page Setup
> of IE.
>
> "Helen Trim" <HelenTrim@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
> news:HelenTrim@ discussions.mic rosoft.com:
>[color=green]
> > I want to clear the header and footer that are printed when a page is printed
> > from Internet Explorer. I have added the following code:
> > Dim regPageSetup As Microsoft.Win32 .RegistryKey
> > regPageSetup =
> > Microsoft.Win32 .Registry.Curre ntUser.OpenSubK ey("Software\Mi crosoft\Interne t
> > Explorer\PageSe tup", True)
> > If (Not regPageSetup Is Nothing) Then
> > regPageSetup.Se tValue("Footer" , "")
> > regPageSetup.Se tValue("Header" , "")
> > regPageSetup.Cl ose()
> > End If
> >
> > However this doesn't change the setting for the Current User key, but it
> > does change the setting for the Users key. I have tried all the possible
> > choices for keys, eg Microsoft.Win32 .Registry.Curre ntConfig, and only the
> > CurrentUser one gets past the If statement. But this doesn't change the bit
> > I need changed, it still prints out the heading.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > --
> > Helen[/color]
>
>[/color]

[dick rider]

Re: Registry Setting



Helen, did you get an answer - I am having the same issue

Thanks
DR

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