Colin, I´ll try to explain. Imagine that you´re a Attorney Firm and a Government Agency ask you to confirm which cases you´re handling for your Clients you´re still interested in.
You have 5.000 Cases and you have to navigate to a certain WebSite and type all 20 digits 5.000 Cases and press some buttons to confirm.
If you have a DBF Table with all the Cases, OLE Automation wouldn´t be a natural choice?
I´m sorry for my English.

Regards,

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>Hi, I´m using OLE Automation with Internet Explorer. Everything is Ok, but I could not find a way to print the page to a PDF file, giving a certain file name.
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>José -
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>OK, this reply is functionally equivalent to pointing to the odd looking kid in the corner of the playground and laughing, I know it's not fair and not even very nice but I just can't help it.
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>You'd better have a really good reason for trying to do this. OLE automating IE? Why must you do this?
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>Can't you write out an HTML file and point Explorer at it? And printing to PDF... (People shouldn't try to print from IE, ever.) Can't you deliver your output to PDF using separate programming paths?
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>- Colin