>>I ran into the following problem using XFRX to convert VFP reports to PDF file. My application stores some reports in the main .EXE file and some other reports in an .APP file. When a report in .EXE is converted to PDF it seems like XFRX "remembers" this location. And when I call a procedure to convert another report (in .APP file) to PDF format, XFRX complains that the .frx file is not found.
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>>The error occurs on the following line:
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>>loSession.ProcessReport(cReportFrxName)
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>>How do I specify to the XFRX that the location of .FRX file has changed?
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>>Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
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>Hi Dmitry,
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>Just a quick idea to try, it may be irrelevant. Try to use CLEAR RESOURCES before calling this method.
Hi Naomi,
Thank you for the suggestion. I will try it. Although I am concerned that if it works how it may affect other modules of the application.
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