>Hi Nadya,
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>Interesting indeed. The penultimate FRX to ???? utility would be for someone to grab the stuff from a report preview using the form's hwnd and translate it directly. I think there was some Russia-based utility that did this and it was really fast but I haven't seen it crop up again and it wasn't public domain.
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>FYI, Rich Simpson is working on a commercial product to do this that is simply amazing. I would urge you to contact Rich; he's a UT member.
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I saw the demo and was indeed amazed. Our company hadn't yet found a need for Word document or HTML, so I haven't explored the possibilities thoroughly. We're currently producing PDFs based on Adobe Acrobat Writer installed on practically every machine in the office. I use a program written by Houston Brennan. It doesn't seem to work on Windows NT or Windows 2000 Pro, so I would need to change the algorithm soon and use another solution...

Vladimir's class would be much cheaper comparing with Rich class.

Anyway, the more, the merrier :)


>>There would be yet another version of FRX to HTML by Vladimir Zhuravlev. The idea behind it differs from Frx2Word idea. It would be interesting to compare these two approaches in terms of speed.