Mike ----

If I'm understanding this correclty, then you're best served by looking for some sort of ActiveX control that can grab screen displays and store/print them sorta like a controlled printscreen. I know they're out there: Look at www.activex.com.


>The class name is "Container". It's the standard VFP5 control. I use AddObject() to add shapes, label, and etc to it, such as:
>
>thisform.container1.AddObject('Line1','line')
>with thisform.container1.Line1
> .Visible = .t.
> .Top = 48
> .Left = 16
> .Height = 0
> .Width =560
>endwith
>
>I'm looking for a simple routine to print the container page "AS IS".
>Thanks for your reply.