You're welcome, Matt. I agree it's better to install the printer with the app when that's an option. Just curious, are you using the new Amyuni 3.0 or the older 2.5x?

>Thanks Rick.
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>That code was very useful, but I think the user would have to have the ability to install a printer in order for the code to run successfully.
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>This is what I eventually did:
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>Amyuni supply a file called install.exe which can be run from our application's Wise install script. The syntax we are using is:
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>install.exe -s "My PDF Printer"
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>Which installs the printer silently. The software is installed with Administrator privileges, so there are no problems with user rights.
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>In the main program of our app, we do the following:
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>*// Create the activeX object to control the PDF printer
>cdi = CREATEOBJECT("CDIntfEx.CDIntfEx")
>cdi.DriverInit("My PDF Printer")
>cdi.Resolution = 600
>cdi.PaperSize = 9 && A4
>cdi.FontEmbedding = .T.
>*//cdi.HorizontalMargin = 0
>*//cdi.VerticalMargin = 0
>cdi.JpegCompression = .T.
>cdi.JpegLevel = 7
>cdi.SetDefaultConfig()
>*// End of PDF printer settings
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>When we need to create a pdf file, we do this:
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>SET PRINTER TO 'My PDF Printer'
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>Licensee = "My Company Limited"
>ActivationCode = "My Activation Code"
>cdi.EnablePrinter(Licensee, ActivationCode)
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>*// do not prompt for file name
>#DEFINE NoPrompte  0x00000001 	
>*// use file name set by SetDefaultFileName else use document name	
>#DEFINE UseFileName  0x00000002
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>cdi.filenameoptions = NoPrompte + UseFileName
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>m.myfilename = "c:\pdf\My PDF File.pdf"
>cdi.DefaultFileName = m.myfilename
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>REPORT FORM myreport TO PRINTER NOCONSOLE
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>SET PRINTER TO DEFAULT
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>Hopefully someone else will find this useful. Our future projects will use .Net and SQL Server Reporting Services, which can produce PDFs etc.