Hi Pascal,

Try this code

LOCAL lcWindow,lcWindowName

yy=CREATEOBJECT("_form")
yy.Show()
yy.Name="yy"

lcWindow="wndReport"+SYS(2015)
lcWindowName="wndReportName"+SYS(2015)

DEFINE WINDOW (lcWindow) FROM 0,0 TO 10,20 NOMDI NOMINIMIZE;
       NOZOOM NOGROW SYSTEM ;
       TITLE "Report " NAME (lcWindowName) IN ("yy")

REPORT FORM (lcReport) PREVIEW WINDOW (lcWindow)
RELE WINDOW (lcWindow)

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DEFINE CLASS _form AS form
   ShowWindow=2
ENDDEFINE

MartinJ

>Hi there,
>
>I had problems previewing reports in a deployed application; anytime a report is produced with a landscape orientation, it can't be viewed completely without zooming out, since the standard VFP preview window doesn't display a horizontal scrollbar. I worked around that by creating a custom window (a form based on a class inherited from the VFP base form, where the only modif from the default values are:
>-ShowWindow = 2 (in Top-Level Form)
>-ScrollBars = 3 (both scrollbars)
>-WindowState = 2 (Maximized))
>
>Problem is, when I build my application, then deploy it through a InstallShield Express setup, the VFP screen appears when that preview window is called, and I can't interact with the print preview toolbar (exit, print, next page, and so on...) even though I have Screen=OFF in my included config.fpw, and I configured that window to appear in the Top-Level form (which should be my app's main form...)
>
>Here's is the relevant part of my code:
>

>oRepForm = CREATEOBJECT("basecontrols.wb_prev")
>DO CASE
>&&That part checks the name of the report that's run (lcReport) in order to provide a
>&&relevant title for the window
>	CASE lcReport = "lstAvantSoc"
>		oRepForm.caption = "Détail des avantages sociaux"
>	CASE lcReport = "lstCompRatio"
>		oRepForm.caption = "Comparaison de la rationalisation"
>&& and so on...
>ENDCASE		
>		
>WITH oRepForm as wb_prev
>*!*	 .WindowState = 2   &&those are set in the derived form I made to that effect
>*!*	 .ScrollBars = 3    &&so I comment them...
> .Name = "fenRapp"
> .Show()
>ENDWITH
>
>REPORT FORM (lcReport) NOCONSOLE PREVIEW WINDOW fenRapp TO FILE &lcPSFile
>oRepForm.Release()
>
>&& That is the case when the user want to print the report to a PDF (using the Oh, so
>&& efficient print2PDF, by Paul James, but the same thing
>&& happens with "REPORT FORM (pcRapport) TO PRINTER PREVIEW WINDOW fenRapp", when the
>&& user just try to print the report normally...
>
>

>
>If I install the same setup on my development pc (the one with VFP installed), it works fine, but the preview window appears in the VFP IDE...