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FileMaker has long been able to "Copy" what you see in Preview mode to the clipboard. If you write a simple script such as: Enter Preview Mode [] Copy [Select] Enter Browse Mode [] Paste [Select; YourDB::ContainerField] The output will be stored in ContainerField as a WMF (or PICT) file that you can send to people. Of course, the result is limited to a single page at a time; WMF/PICT are not as nice a format as PDF, and neither is especially cross-platform. Nevertheless, there are viewers for both on each side of the fence, and it is a way to get the output of a report into a field within a runtime solution. |
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Enter Preview Mode [] Copy [Select] Enter Browse Mode [] Paste [Select; YourDB::ContainerField] The output will be stored in ContainerField as a WMF (or PICT) file that you can send to people. Of course, the result is limited to a single page at a time; WMF/PICT are not as nice a format as PDF, and neither is especially cross-platform. Nevertheless, there are viewers for both on each side of the fence, and it is a way to get the output of a report into a field within a runtime solution. Bill |
#13
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That said, Mac's can create PDFs from any print job, and you can get free software to do same for windows. |
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42 <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote: That said, Mac's can create PDFs from any print job, and you can get free software to do same for windows. surely, but you loose the naming of the resulting file with varaibles. big deception for me ! |
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