In this example, with working with the Word 10.0 Object model, the method PrintOut requires the parameters to be 'ref object'.
The parameter for the PrintDocument() function requires an integer to be passed in. To provide the correct type for the Word PrintOut() method, create a local OBJECT variable and assign it to the parameter being passed in the function.
public void PrintDocument(int copiesToPrint)
{
object _copiesToPrint = copiesToPrint;
mobjWord.ActiveDocument.PrintOut(
ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue,
ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue,
ref MissingValue, ref _copiesToPrint, ref MissingValue,
ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue,
ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue,
ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue, ref MissingValue);
}
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