Fernando,

I decided to give this a look, but can't seem to get it to work from within my application.

I have a form with a command button to print the report "QC75F.FRX" I copied the three files identified on the Wiki to the same folder as the form's source code. Then I put this in the button's click event:

loSession = xfrx ('XFRX#INIT')
 
nRetVal = loSession.SetParams ("C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\qdms\Cert.Pdf",,,,,,"PDF")

If nRetVal = 0
    loSession.ProcessReport ("qcf75.Frx")
    loSession.finalize
endif

Release oSession

but all I get is a status bar error message "Reference Unknown: XFRX"

Can you enlighten me on what I am missing? I am trying to get this to be a "Click the button, get a PDF file" with no further user action.....

Thanks,


>Hi Phil,
>
>Many options isn't? But good ones!
>
>My two finalists where eReports (http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~eReports_HowToUseIt~VFP) and XFRX (http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~XFRX_HowToUseIt~VFP). I chose XFRX.
>
>Regards,
>
>Fernando
>
>>I have several modules in an application where I would like to be able to create the report, create a PDF file from it, and then email it.
>>
>>I've read several recent threads about the various PDF add-ons, but wanted to get some input on which one might be best for this simple take. I don't need to merge several docs to one PDF or have output to any other format (excel, etc). Simply run a Fox report, create a PDF and move on.
>>
>>Which add-on would you recommend?
>>
>>Thanks,