Yes, I'm aware of several workarounds but what I want is for M$ to remove the dependence on IE for this function. IE is not, nor will it be, my default browser.
..............Sound of crickets from M$.............
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Yes, I'm aware of several workarounds but what I want is for M$ to remove the dependence on IE for this function. IE is not, nor will it be, my default browser.
..............Sound of crickets from M$.............
Windows uses IE for this task.
Start IE and say yes to let it be the default printer.
Print something.
Reset the default browser to your preferred product.
This worked for me but I'm not precious about temporarily changing my default browser.
Peter, that's just it - I do NOT want to use IE for anything. I know the workarounds but I choose NOT to use IE and I see no reason for M$ to force us to use IE for this single function.
I stand my ground - still more crickets from M$...
Interestingly - they will run into this more now they have rolled out Windows 10 and have edge as the default search engine not ie! I have just run into this and the default for 8.1 was ie.....
Will
How will Microsoft answer this one since it is a problem in their brand new, hyped Windows 10 and Edge(the replacement browser for the aging IE). Why should we revert back to IE for printing when Edge was hyped as its replacement. Someone at Microsoft forgot to program Edge with all the services that IE provided.