Print Dialog Set Printer Name

I am printing from a module so I can't use the CommonDialog ocx so I am using the PrintDialog API.
All I wan't to do is let the user choose the printer to print to.
I'm not interested in any of the other flags or options.
The function should only set the name of the new printer chosen.

I have taken the AllAPI Common Dialogs example and stripped it down to its bare minimum (I think)
It still looks a bit over the top to me.
Is there anything else I can remove from this code? (I don't fully understand what is happening)
Or is there a better way of doing this?

VB Code:

Option Explicit
 
Const CCHDEVICENAME = 32
Const CCHFORMNAME = 32
 
Private Type PRINTDLG_TYPE
    lStructSize As Long
    hwndOwner As Long
    hDevMode As Long
    hDevNames As Long
    hDC As Long
    flags As Long
    nFromPage As Integer
    nToPage As Integer
    nMinPage As Integer
    nMaxPage As Integer
    nCopies As Integer
    hInstance As Long
    lCustData As Long
    lpfnPrintHook As Long
    lpfnSetupHook As Long
    lpPrintTemplateName As String
    lpSetupTemplateName As String
    hPrintTemplate As Long
    hSetupTemplate As Long
End Type
 
Private Type DEVMODE_TYPE
    dmDeviceName As String * CCHDEVICENAME
    dmSpecVersion As Integer
    dmDriverVersion As Integer
    dmSize As Integer
    dmDriverExtra As Integer
    dmFields As Long
    dmOrientation As Integer
    dmPaperSize As Integer
    dmPaperLength As Integer
    dmPaperWidth As Integer
    dmScale As Integer
    dmCopies As Integer
    dmDefaultSource As Integer
    dmPrintQuality As Integer
    dmColor As Integer
    dmDuplex As Integer
    dmYResolution As Integer
    dmTTOption As Integer
    dmCollate As Integer
    dmFormName As String * CCHFORMNAME
    dmUnusedPadding As Integer
    dmBitsPerPel As Integer
    dmPelsWidth As Long
    dmPelsHeight As Long
    dmDisplayFlags As Long
    dmDisplayFrequency As Long
End Type
Private Declare Function PrintDialog Lib "comdlg32.dll" Alias "PrintDlgA" (pPrintdlg As PRINTDLG_TYPE) As Long
Private Declare Sub CopyMemory Lib "kernel32" Alias "RtlMoveMemory" (hpvDest As Any, hpvSource As Any, ByVal cbCopy As Long)
Private Declare Function GlobalLock Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hMem As Long) As Long
 
 
Private Sub Form_Load()
    'KPD-Team 1998
    'URL: [url]http://www.allapi.net/[/url]
    'E-Mail: [email][email protected][/email]
 
    Command5.Caption = "ShowPrinter"
 
End Sub
Private Sub Command5_Click()
    ShowPrinter Me
End Sub
 
Public Sub ShowPrinter(frmOwner As Form, Optional PrintFlags As Long)
    '-> Code by Donald Grover
    Dim PrintDlg As PRINTDLG_TYPE
    Dim DevMode As DEVMODE_TYPE
    Dim lpDevMode As Long
    Dim objPrinter As Printer
    Dim NewPrinterName As String
 
    ' Use PrintDialog to get the handle to a memory
    ' block with a DevMode and DevName structures
 
    PrintDlg.lStructSize = Len(PrintDlg)
    PrintDlg.hwndOwner = frmOwner.hWnd
 
    PrintDlg.flags = PrintFlags
    On Error Resume Next
 
    'Call the print dialog up and let the user make changes
    If PrintDialog(PrintDlg) <> 0 Then
 
        'Next get the DevMode structure and set the printer
        'properties appropriately
        lpDevMode = GlobalLock(PrintDlg.hDevMode)
        CopyMemory DevMode, ByVal lpDevMode, Len(DevMode)
 
        NewPrinterName = UCase$(Left(DevMode.dmDeviceName, InStr(DevMode.dmDeviceName, Chr$(0)) - 1))
        If Printer.DeviceName <> NewPrinterName Then
            For Each objPrinter In Printers
                If UCase$(objPrinter.DeviceName) = NewPrinterName Then
                    Set Printer = objPrinter
                    'set printer toolbar name at this point
                End If
            Next
        End If
 
        On Error GoTo 0
    End If
    MsgBox NewPrinterName
End Sub

You could make a small form with a combo box and fill it with

VB Code:

Dim p As Printer
For Each p In Printers
  cmbPrinters.Add(p.DeviceName)
Next p

It doesn't look right if you do that though.
Unless you spend ages making the form look like the print dialog.