Bob,

thank you for interesting sample.
I have some questions about it:

1. Why you don't call ghostscript dll directly ?
This simplifies code and provides better error checking.

2. Why you require to install a psotscript printer dirver from adobe ?
Windows already has postscript driver.

3. REPORT FORM command causes my application to become active.
This is very annyoining if application is used for background processing.
How to prevent this ?

4. Is it possible to convert postscript or other output from REPORT command file to a html file ?

>Since Adobe's EULA prevents you from using Acrobat as a server - standalone, or web server, I found, like you, that I had to find another solution to create PDF files.
>First for Fox reports, I created this utility, which does the trick for me.
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>http://www.1amsoftware.com/vfpps2pdf/index.htm
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>But how to convert scanner files to pdfs - Well that depends on what type of files that your scanner puts out. the scanners I have worked with output to tiff files,
>There are utilitys out there which convert from tiff to pdf do a search on google for tiff2pdf or tif2pdf. They basically work from the command line, converting entire directories of tiff files to pdf files. (quite quickly I might add.)
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>Hope something here helps.
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>Bob Lee
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>>I'm looking into AmyUni for use with a LAN application that has over 100 VFP reports and some pre-scanned images. Users want to select an assortment of reports and a couple of images, sort them, and fax, print or email the resulting multi-page document. Does this sound feasible with AmyUni? If so, what is the speed of report file generation like? Ideally, the solution shouldn't take much longer than it does to print on the network printer now.
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>>Suggestions for software to create the PDFs from the scanner are welcome as well.