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To resolve this behavior, the 
Max property of the 
CommonDialog control needs to be set to a value
greater than 0, and greater than the value of the control's 
Min property.
To enable the 
Pages option button, follow these steps:
| 1. | Follow steps 1 through 6 of the "Steps to Reproduce Behavior" section later in this article. | 
| 2. | Set the On Click property for the command button to the following event procedure: 
Private Sub Command1_Click()
   Dim cd As CommonDialog
   Set cd = Me!CmnDlg.Object
   With cd
      .Flags = cdlPDPageNums
      ' Allow a page range of 1 - 50 to be entered in
      ' the dialog box.
      .Min = 1
      .Max = 50
      ' Default the From box to 1, and the To box to 50.
      ' Note that the FromPage property must be greater than or
      ' equal to the Min property, and the ToPage property
      ' must be less than or equal to the Max property.
      .FromPage = 1
      .ToPage = 50
      .ShowPrinter
   End With
End Sub
					 | 
| 3. | On the View menu, click Form View. | 
| 4. | Click the command button. | 
Note that the 
Pages option button and associated edit controls are enabled, and the page range is set from 1 to 50 by default.