I found a forum discussion from a year agoabout internally changing default printers on the fly, and used the following code to change my default printer so that sales orders print on a color printer, and then repeats the code at the end of the print job, substituting the original default printer again.

  CreateAProcess("RUNDLL32 PRINTUI.DLL,PrintUIEntry /y /n wcColor1")
  Loiter(200)

Thanks, forum!!!

Hi Bharat,

Yes, I have the followup line to restore the default printer to the original printer.  Thanks.

Also, with all of the code being in the Print button, the 2/10 of a second loiter wasn't enough time for some of my workstations - the print job would send 1-or-2 of the 3 page print job to the original printer before the operating system had time to switch the default printer.  So I'm going to increase the Loiter to (500) which I believe is 1/2 second.  If that doesn't work, I may split up the code - make the first line of code execute in an earlier field in the Order Form (a field that must be entered when it's a new or updated order), and then the second line of code to restore default printer occurs in the print button, at the end of the code for that button.  Of course that isn't foolproof either.  I'll hope a (500) or (600) loiter does the trick.

Cool - thanks, Bharat!