I have a safety manual from which I only want to print selected pages for an 
orientation manual.  The safety manual is a living document, always changing 
so when I need to do a new worker orientation I want the most current version 
of the selected pages, otherwise I would just photocopy the orientation 
manual.  Not good enough to just note page numbers.  This changes with time 
as well.

It is difficult to imagine a means of printing a goup of pages which will 
change over time, unless they can be specifically identified without user 
interference.

The following macro will print the page at the cursor

Sub PrintPage()
    Application.PrintOut Range:=wdPrintCurrentPage
End Sub

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"Pencor Cam" <PencorCam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
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>I have a safety manual from which I only want to print selected pages for 
>an
> orientation manual.  The safety manual is a living document, always 
> changing
> so when I need to do a new worker orientation I want the most current 
> version
> of the selected pages, otherwise I would just photocopy the orientation
> manual.  Not good enough to just note page numbers.  This changes with 
> time
> as well.