>>>>I created a query and sent the out put to a graph but how can I get the nice graph to the printer??? vfp5.0
>>>You could use report to print. Or if it's an excelchart object you can call object.fileprint().
>>>Cetin
>>iT CREATES A "OLEGRAPH" AND I CAN'T FIND A .DBF TO SENT TO A REPORT.
>
>Then create your own. Following is a basic example :
>

>*Form.init
>THIS.LockScreen = .T.
>#DEFINE TAB CHR(9)
>#DEFINE CRLF CHR(13)+CHR(10)
>THIS.LockScreen = .T.
>M.CGDATA = ""
>for ix=1 to 100
>    m.cgdata = m.cgdata+TAB+"val"+str(ix)
>endfor
>m.cgdata = m.cgdata +crlf+"Value"
>for ix=1 to 100
>   m.cgdata = m.cgdata+TAB+str(ix)
>endfor
>m.cgdata = m.cgdata +crlf+"Value1"
>for ix=1 to 100
>    m.cgdata = m.cgdata+TAB+str(ix*1.5)
>endfor
>create cursor foo1 (gen1 g)
>append blank
>append general gen1 class "msgraph.chart" DATA M.CGData
>this.addobject("OleBoundControl1","OleBoundControl")
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.height = this.height - 2
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.width = this.width - 2
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.top = 1
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.left= 1
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.ControlSource = "Gen1"
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.HasLegend = .t.
>THIS.OleBoundControl1.autoformat(1, 1)
>THIS.LockScreen = .F.
>

>If Olegraph has an option to print then you could call it too :
>

>thisform.Olegraph.fileprint()
>

>What is the OLE source ?
>Cetin
I,ll study this and see if I can do something with it.
I run the query and send to output to a graph. it then creates a olegraph.dbf.
When I send it to a report to the printer it prints the graph as a tiny little picture in the upper left corner of the paper.