>>At first make a form and insert two ActiveX controls: Kodak Image Admin (ctlImageAdmin) and Kodak Image Edit (ctlImageEdit). Then insert a command button (cmdPrint).
>>
>>

>>In form Load event put code:
>>    ' initial settings
>>    With Me.ctlImageEdit.Object
>>        .AutoRefresh = True
>>        .SelectionRectangle = False
>>        .ScrollShortcutsEnabled = True
>>        .DisplayScaleAlgorithm = wiScaleOptimize   ' 4
>>        .ImagePalette = wiPaletteGray8   ' 2 - I don't work with colors.
>>    End With
>>
>>    ' variable strFullFileName contains the full file name (with path). You
>>    ' can use UNC here.
>>    ' We start from the first page.
>>    With Me.ctlImageAdmin.Object
>>        .Image = strFullFileName
>>        .PageNumber = 1
>>    End With
>>
>>    With Me.ctlImageEdit.Object
>>        .Image = Me.ctlImageAdmin.Object.Image
>>        .Page = 1
>>        .Display   ' display the image
>>    End With
>>
>>In Click event of cmdPrint put the code:
>>
>>    With Me.ctlImageEdit.Object
>>        nFromPage = .Page
>>        nToPage = .Page
>>        nHowToPrint = 2 ' 0 -Pixel to pixel, 1 -Inch to inch (default), 2 -Fit to page
>>        bPrintAnnotation = True
>>        .PrintImage nFromPage, nToPage, nHowToPrint, bPrintAnnotation
>>    End With
>>' Note: PrintImage method has several more parameters, which I don't use.
>>

>>
>>The code above is written in VB, but you can easily convert it to VFP.
>>
>>HTH, Igor
>
>Thank you very much, by the way 'easily convert to VFP' is easy to say...:)

Change Me to be thisform, True and False to .t. and .f.
.PrintImage(nFromImage, nToPage, nHowToPrint, bPrintAnnotation).

Not sure about constants, you probably should either use .h file or set the real values (8 and 2). Other than that I don't see any problems... The code is really straightforward.