>>>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.

Forgot to mention: change ' (comment sign) to * or && accordingly...