XPS document print to file converter Don Chantry 4/23/2007 10:34:01 PM I have down loaded the xps print to file converter. Now it overrides the default printer. It comes up for everything. Is there a way to make active only when you want to use it. Windows XP Pro. -- Don

RE: XPS document print to file converter Carlos 4/24/2007 12:30:02 AM Don: Just go to the Printers section in Control Panel and set your usual printer as the default one. Carlos "Don Chantry" wrote: [Quoted Text] > I have down loaded the xps print to file converter. > Now it overrides the default printer. It comes up for everything. > Is there a way to make active only when you want to use it. > Windows XP Pro. > -- > Don

RE: XPS document print to file converter Don Chantry 4/24/2007 1:22:00 AM Thank you for the response. However my other printer has been selected as the default. But XPS always comes up and tries to take over anyway. -- Don "Carlos" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Don: > Just go to the Printers section in Control Panel and set your usual printer > as the default one. > Carlos > > "Don Chantry" wrote: > > > I have down loaded the xps print to file converter. > > Now it overrides the default printer. It comes up for everything. > > Is there a way to make active only when you want to use it. > > Windows XP Pro. > > -- > > Don

RE: XPS document print to file converter Carlos 4/24/2007 5:34:00 PM Don: Unfortunately I have Office 2003 here and cannot try the XPS add-on. So, what you mean is that when you choose File, Print the default printer is switched to XPS no matter what you set up in control panel? Was there something you might have overlooked during the XPS add-on install or is it just a click and install program with no options? Maybe the guys in the Office NG might help you further. Carlos "Don Chantry" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Thank you for the response. However my other printer has been selected as the > default. But XPS always comes up and tries to take over anyway. > -- > Don > > > "Carlos" wrote: > > > Don: > > Just go to the Printers section in Control Panel and set your usual printer > > as the default one. > > Carlos > > > > "Don Chantry" wrote: > > > > > I have down loaded the xps print to file converter. > > > Now it overrides the default printer. It comes up for everything. > > > Is there a way to make active only when you want to use it. > > > Windows XP Pro. > > > -- > > > Don

Re: XPS document print to file converter "Dennis Pack" <dennispack[ at ]hotmail.nospam.com> 4/24/2007 5:53:14 PM Don: If you have a document open, hit control-P, you should get a dialog box with a drop down box to selectwhich printer. After you select the printer of choice it should stay thay way. Have a great day. -- Dennis Pack XP x64, Vista Enterprise x64 Office Prof. Plus 2007 "Don Chantry" <DonChantry[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:11679A8D-7AD5-4450-8069-ABBAC1948A23[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Thank you for the response. However my other printer has been selected as > the > default. But XPS always comes up and tries to take over anyway. > -- > Don > > > "Carlos" wrote: > >> Don: >> Just go to the Printers section in Control Panel and set your usual >> printer >> as the default one. >> Carlos >> >> "Don Chantry" wrote: >> >> > I have down loaded the xps print to file converter. >> > Now it overrides the default printer. It comes up for everything. >> > Is there a way to make active only when you want to use it. >> > Windows XP Pro. >> > -- >> > Don