Hello
This might not be a Microsoft problem, but I still wonder if someone has a
tip for me.
We investigate the possibility to write several .pdf-files on the fly from
our program, and send each file as an attachment by email. But I have
problems because the Save As -dialog that appears.
While the user clicks "Ok", the program goes further and tries to attach the
file, that is not created yet. Then I get a crrash

Does anyone have an idea of solving this? Other pdf-writers that is free,
settings in CuteFTP?

Best regards
Dagl

If you are using Access:

http://www.lebans.com/reporttopdf.htm

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"DagL" wrote:

> Hello
> This might not be a Microsoft problem, but I still wonder if someone has a
> tip for me.
> We investigate the possibility to write several .pdf-files on the fly from
> our program, and send each file as an attachment by email. But I have
> problems because the Save As -dialog that appears.
> While the user clicks "Ok", the program goes further and tries to attach the
> file, that is not created yet. Then I get a crrash
>
> Does anyone have an idea of solving this? Other pdf-writers that is free,
> settings in CuteFTP?
>
> Best regards
> Dagl
>

DagL <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Does anyone have an idea of solving this? Other pdf-writers that is free,
>settings in CuteFTP?

Jack as posted Leban's solution which works very, very well. I've
happily used it in a number of systems.

Also see creating PDF files from within Microsoft Access
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/pdffiles.htm

Tony
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