Access to Adobe PDFs

[Bratboy]

I have looked at Stephen Lebans' really neat access to PDF thing and it looks
as though I could use this in my databases, however I am not knowledgeable
enough to know how to get it into one of my databases or how to change the
coding to cause it to "print" one or more of my reports let alone cause the
report to be saved in a specified folder.
Can Anyone help me?

 

[Arvin Meyer [MVP]]

His instructions are pretty clear. Specifically what do you need to know?

Put the DLL in the same folder, or the Windows\System32\ folder, copy the
code (and his form, if you like) to your database, and it will work.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access
http://www.accessmvp.com

If you just

 

[Albert D. Kallal]

The standard way to print a repot in ms-access via code is:

DoCmd.OpenReport "myReport"

To use stephans code, you change the above to:

Call ConvertReportToPDF("myReprot", , "c:\pdfdata\test.pdf", False,
False)

The above would send a report called myReprot to a file called
c:\pdfdata\test.pdf

 

[Maria Caruana]

I have looked at Stephen Lebans' really neat access to PDF thing and it
looks
as though I could use this in my databases, however I am not knowledgeable
enough to know how to get it into one of my databases or how to change the
coding to cause it to "print" one or more of my reports let alone cause
the
report to be saved in a specified folder.
Can Anyone help me?

i can not help you you must work it out your self

 

[Larry Linson]

I have looked at Stephen Lebans' really neat access to PDF thing and it
looks
as though I could use this in my databases, however I am not knowledgeable
enough to know how to get it into one of my databases or how to change the
coding to cause it to "print" one or more of my reports let alone cause
the
report to be saved in a specified folder.
Can Anyone help me?

My users always want to preview Reports on-screen before printing them,
anyway. I have the open-source, free PDF Creator installed as a printer, so
it can be chosen when the user is ready to print a report. They prefer this
manual approach.