Can a Report Automatically include a document from a hyperlink?

G

Guest

This would solve a huge problem if someone can figure it out. I have a
database that I use to track qa audits. Every time there is an audit I get a
pdf document from my auditor. I then enter comments pertaining to that audit
into access. And a I create a link to the pdf file. I use a form now with
the followhyperlink method to view and print the pdf files. Is there anyway
that I can create a report, that automatically follows that link and prints
the pdf file along with my comments? If it helps I am using access 2000.
Thanks in advance for you help.
 
I

IRS Intern

yes, you can use ServerXmlHttp object in order to download HTML or any
object that you need

and then if you're trying to DISPLAY PDF you should be able to insert
the PDF Viewer ActiveX control in your reports
 

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