You HAVE to set the printer to a Fax Printer, or else you're generating a PostScript file, wich cannot be opened with the previewer.
I use this method in an app that generates and emails around a thousand of these documents a day. The only problem found is that sometimes, people associate the .TIF to some graphic program that does not recognize TIF documents ( thinking it's the graphic's design TIF format ), but besides that minor glitch, this works very good.
Jaime

>>You forgot my prefered method:
>>Set the printer to any fax printer
>>Run the report command like this

>>report form myReport to file "somefile.tif" noconsole

>>Then attach the TIF file ( viewed by Kodak Imaging )
>>Jaime
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>Jaime,
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>Your approach triggered my interest, but when I tried opening the tif file with Kodak Imaging I got the following error message:
>"The document's format is invalid or not supported."
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>Have you or anyone else encountered this? Does anyone know what causes this error to occur?
>
>Einar