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Programatically I tried to change the code by using <br />
docmd.transferspreadsheet &nbsp;acexport, acspreadsheetTypeExcel9, &quot;RPT_TopRespiratory&quot;, &quot;c:\temporal\temporalfile.<wbr />xls&quot;<br />
but this method only works for a table and I have all the information in a query
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Programatically I tried to change the code by using
docmd.transferspreadsheet  acexport, acspreadsheetTypeExcel9, "RPT_TopRespiratory", "c:\temporal\temporalfile.xls"
but this method only works for a table and I have all the information in a query

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I ended up using<br />
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, , acFormatRTF<br />
this will output the current report to a word file and you can <br />
do wathever is necesary with that
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I ended up using
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, , acFormatRTF
this will output the current report to a word file and you can
do wathever is necesary with that

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I succesfully developed an application using access 2000 and installed on my en user machine using<br />
access run time 2000 however when they create a report they want to send it by mail.<br />
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And the only option they have is to print it to a printer.<br />
Is there a way to enable the &nbsp;following commands in ART?<br />
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FILE -&gt; Send to<br />
FILE-&gt; Export
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I succesfully developed an application using access 2000 and installed on my en user machine using
access run time 2000 however when they create a report they want to send it by mail.

And the only option they have is to print it to a printer.
Is there a way to enable the  following commands in ART?

FILE -> Send to
FILE-> Export

Send a report using Access Runtime by mail.

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.