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Like all Microsoft and many other programs, you can use the <control> plus the <P> key to print instead of having to drag the mouse up to the printer icon.
Sherry Bird
| Company | Mark Wilson Construction |
| Job Title / Role | Accounting Manager |
| I need it... | Yesterday...Come on already |
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>What are you looking to solve by having the Print capability? Normally this just takes a screenshot and then >prints it.
[Ctrl+p] will open up the print dialog on every other Window's program except PCMX. In PCMX we have to take our hand off of the keyboard in order to use the mouse to click on the printer icon in order to print a report.
Every time we are forced to leave the keyboard and use the mouse it slows us down.
BTW, it's the [PrtScn} key that takes a screenshot, not {Ctrl +p].
Michael,
What are you looking to solve by having the Print capability? Normally this just takes a screenshot and then prints it.
Gotta have this! Really!
This feature is universal on all Windows applications...except PCMX.