>>Mark -
>>
>>I am showing my report in the container control.
>>When I change data and run report again data is not changed in report preview. How can I refresh the preview container?
>>
>>Without more information I don't know what your problem might be. If you are doing a custom report preview UI then its a little tricky but once you get the hang of it, it's fine.
>>
>>Have you read my article on building a custom report preview? If you work through that example perhaps you can see what you need to do in your own code.
>>
>>- Colin
>I looked into your article but dont see how to refresh the preview container.

Dear Mark

You can refresh your preview container as follows:

OutputPage Method

LPARAMETERS nPageNo, eDevice, nDeviceType, nLeft, nTop, nWidth, nHeight, nClipLeft, nClipTop, nClipWidth, nClipHeight
 
with THIS
if not isnull(.Listener) and .Listener.PageTotal > 0

    .Listener.OutputPage( ;
        .PageNo, .Frame.Canvas, 2, ;
        0, 0 , 0 , 0 , ;
        .Frame.Left   +2, ;
        .Frame.Top    +2, ;
        .Frame.Width  -4, ;
        .Frame.Height -4 )

	this.backCMD.Enabled = IIF(.listener.pagetotal<=1 or .listener.pageno = 1,.F.,.T.)
	this.nextCMD.Enabled = IIF(.listener.pagetotal<=1 or .listener.pageno = .listener.pagetotal,.F.,.T.)

endif
endwith

Next Page of the report

with THISFORM
	.PageNo = min(.Listener.PageTotal,.PageNo+1)
	.OutputPage()
	.caption = LEFT(ALLTRIM(.caption),AT('- Page',ALLTRIM(.caption))+6)+TRANSFORM(.pageno)+' of '+TRANSFORM(.listener.pagetotal)
endwith

All of these are originated from Colin. I think you should take more time to look into his code... however, i still wait how to output to printer, rather than the container... :D