I am trying to perform a very simple task which isn't working and it is driving me crazy. I am trying to print a report in Adobe Acrobat by using CTRL-P to call up the print window. Here is an excerpt of my macro code: / / Enter Ctrl-P to print the Acrobat report. / Press CTRL Send Character/Text>P ...

Thanks Matt, I got it to work. The syntax I needed was:

...

Input>date%A%, Enter date ...
Let>d[%A%]=date%A%
...
Send Character/Text>d[%B%]
...

I appreciate your help.
Larry

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