email report as pdf using macro on Form?

D

Dave Ganesh

I have a form which I would like to email right away keeping the same format
as shown in MS Access databse. Currently, I print and save as PDF file using
PDF Creator installed on my PC. Then I email the form to the Customer.

I wanted to place a button on the Form which I can click and using a macro
for instance, I can email the form as a PDF right away. The Macro in the
database currently only has SendObject as .txt or xls. formats which converts
the form to a different view all together.

How do I get this button to email instantly to the recipient in the pdf
format from the Form in Access database?? Any siggusetions, please note that
I am not an expert at MS Access and VB codes.

Thanks.
 
T

Tony Toews [MVP]

Dave Ganesh said:
I have a form which I would like to email right away keeping the same format
as shown in MS Access databse. Currently, I print and save as PDF file using
PDF Creator installed on my PC. Then I email the form to the Customer.

I wanted to place a button on the Form which I can click and using a macro
for instance, I can email the form as a PDF right away. The Macro in the
database currently only has SendObject as .txt or xls. formats which converts
the form to a different view all together.

How do I get this button to email instantly to the recipient in the pdf
format from the Form in Access database?? Any siggusetions, please note that
I am not an expert at MS Access and VB codes.

You'll need to learn some VBA. There are a number of solutions at
Microsoft Access Email FAQ
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/email.htm

Tony
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