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Lebans ReportToPDF test
Ah... oh well never can tell where this might come in handy. Thanks again
for your help. -- Ron W www.WorksRite.com "Stephen Lebans" wrote in message ... Hi Ron, If your idea is to use the ReportToPDF solution for other applications then I am afraid it its simply not possible. The key here is the Snapshot format. In a nutshell, it is similiar to the output of your printer driver Spool files. In order to simlulate this with other applications, you would have to either: 1) Using Win2K or higher, enable saving of the printer spooler files. or 2) Purchase and install an EMF Printer driver. ReportToPDF was written for Access only. -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Ron Weiner" wrote in message ... Never fails! Two days after I deploy there is a new version. :-) Stephen thanks again for the generous contributions of your time and expertise to the Access developer community. I haven't tested the new version, but this is exactly what we have needed in Access for quite some time. I had gotten tired of telling my customers that they needed to buy a PDF maker or download a freeware solution and then install it on every PC that used my app. Then having to fight with code that could work using a zillion different PDF creators in various version levels. It was a nightmare!! I am on a different project now, but you can be sure that the next time that I need PDF output from Access, or when we upgrade my last project I will be using your solution. As an aside can you point me to where I might be able to get additional information on the Enhanced Metafile format, and how I might be able to create them from other applications like Word, Excel, VB, etc. Just wondering out loud ;-} Always need to be willing to look at new ways to get things done, and be ambidextrous in this business to survive. -- Ron W www.WorksRite.com "Stephen Lebans" wrote in message ... Posted a new and improved version of the ReportToPDF project tonight. http://www.lebans.com/reporttopdf.htm Major change to project. No more MDE! Core logic is now contained within a standard Windows DLL named StrStorage.dll produced in C++. New version of the DynaPDF library. Neither the DyanPDF DLL or the StrStorage DLL require Registration or a Reference to be set in your MDB. Solution now works with all versions of Access. Several minor bug fixes and huge increase in execution speed. -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Stephen Lebans" wrote in message ... Dieter I really appreciate that you stuck with this issue until it was resolved. I'll post your findings on the ReportToPDF Web page. I'm sure you will help the next person who runs into this issue. :-) -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Dieter Liessmann" wrote in message ... Hi Stephen, i have made a few more tests and solved the problem! To my shame it's a servicepack problem. On my systems there was only SP1 for O2003 installed. Now i have installed SP2 an int works! Sorry for all the work because of my stupid beginnersmistake. -- So long Dieter |
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Lebans ReportToPDF test
Hi Stephen,
Stephen Lebans wrote: Posted a new and improved version of the ReportToPDF project tonight. http://www.lebans.com/reporttopdf.htm Major change to project. No more MDE! Core logic is now contained within a standard Windows DLL named StrStorage.dll produced in C++. New version of the DynaPDF library. Neither the DyanPDF DLL or the StrStorage DLL require Registration or a Reference to be set in your MDB. Solution now works with all versions of Access. Several minor bug fixes and huge increase in execution speed. No references, no Registration ... absolutely great! Two little hints (bugs?). 1. In my german A97 your Code to output a snapshot-file didn't work because the right format string for the outputTo method is "Snapshot-Format(*.snp)" with the dash between Snapshot and Format! Up to A2000 the string didn't need the dash. 2. Thera are a few unnecessary references in your mdb. -- So long Dieter |
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