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Shane is right, print any document to Acrobat PDFWriter printer and when you get the save as screen up you will see a check box 'view pdf file' check this box off and all should be well. &nbsp;Would like to see the code.<br />
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Shane is right, print any document to Acrobat PDFWriter printer and when you get the save as screen up you will see a check box 'view pdf file' check this box off and all should be well.  Would like to see the code.



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I never would have thought of that! &nbsp;Thanks so much, it worked!<br />
Debbie
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I never would have thought of that!  Thanks so much, it worked!
Debbie

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Q answered, shane got the points, hard life. &nbsp;Ho Hum<br />
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But glad you solved the problem! 
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Q answered, shane got the points, hard life.  Ho Hum

But glad you solved the problem!

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I have an Access procedure (written in Basic) that prints 2 Access reports, and then opens Acrobat 6.0 to build 2 pdf files (from the reports). &nbsp;Is there a line of code I can add to the procedure to close Acrobat 6.0 after the files have been created????<br />
Thanks...Debbie
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I have an Access procedure (written in Basic) that prints 2 Access reports, and then opens Acrobat 6.0 to build 2 pdf files (from the reports).  Is there a line of code I can add to the procedure to close Acrobat 6.0 after the files have been created????
Thanks...Debbie

Access report prints to pdf, how do I close Adobe.

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.