Srdjan,

Thanks a lot. We were using Aumini (can not spell it) print driver, but we found some problems with it. So, we do need to quickly find an alternative solution. This solution should also be tested under different OS.

Thanks again.

>>>>Hi there
>>>>
>>>>I need to output a report in PDF format so that I can email the letter (report) to someone. Is it possible to create a report in PDF format? I've looked at the 'Report form' command and you can only output your report to an ASCII file format.
>>>>
>>>>Can you please help me?
>>>
>>>Have look at www.report-sculptor.com
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>Sergio
>>
>>Does it work with the existing reports - in other words, we have the reports designed, we don't want to switch to something new, we just need to output them to PDF. If yes, then how exactly does it work?
>
>Of course it does. You can use single FRX or multiple FRXes or combination of FRX with
>other report design methods such are direct scripting, form reports, text interpreting etc.
>
>Report Scultptor is NOT replacement for FRX, it is an extension/complement to standard FoxPro reporting.
>
>Sending report to pdf is very simple
>
>

>cFrx= YourFrx
>=frx2rs(cFrx, 5 , .t. )
>*Goes straight to PDF 
>

>
>

>=frx2rs(cFrx)  
>*Invokes RS preview from where you can also produce pdf and send it via email. 
>

>
>
>
>To merge multiple frx-es into one you need little bit more code
>
>

>local oRS
>oRS = GetRsObject()
>oRS.lAutoFirstPage=.f.
>
>local cFrx1,cFrx2
>with oRS
>
>    .OpenSession()
>
>
>     cFrx1 =   HOME() + 'SAMPLES\SOLUTION\REPORTS\' +  'ledger.FRX'
>     cFrx2 =   HOME() + 'SAMPLES\SOLUTION\REPORTS\' +  'Colors.FRX'
>     cFrx3 =   home()+ 'tools\Filespec\'  +  '60frx1.FRX'
> 
>     .LoadFrx(rsFrx(cFrx1                    ))  &&Import result of frx for given scope
>     .LoadFrx(rsFrx(cFrx2                    ))  &&Import result of frx for given scope
>     .LoadFrx(rsFrx(cFrx3                    ))  &&Import result of frx for given scope
>  
> 
>    .CloseSession()
>
>  
>endwith
>oRs.Output( 5 , .t. )  && to PDF with preview
>

>
>PDF is done using Dorin Vasilescu wrapper of HARU pdf library
>(the same one used by Louis Navas as well)
>
>It also works with XFRX if you own licence to it.
>
>
>If you need any help implementing it let me know.
>HTH