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Are you wanting to programmatically control qrdesign or write your own PDF creation routine?<br />
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mlmcc
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Are you wanting to programmatically control qrdesign or write your own PDF creation routine?

mlmcc

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At the moment I am clicking a button which which calls ReportDesignerDialog1.prin<wbr />treport(Ex<wbr />tractFileP<wbr />ath(ParamS<wbr />tr(0))+'fo<wbr />rm1.QR2');<wbr /> This gives me a preview of the form1.qr2, I can manually save that preview as a pdf or print it to a virtual pdf printer. <br />
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What I would like is that button to create and save the pdf file without asking me anything at all. I would give it the path and the file name as parameters and the pdf file would be saved in the given folder with the given name.
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At the moment I am clicking a button which which calls ReportDesignerDialog1.printreport(ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0))+'form1.QR2'); This gives me a preview of the form1.qr2, I can manually save that preview as a pdf or print it to a virtual pdf printer.

What I would like is that button to create and save the pdf file without asking me anything at all. I would give it the path and the file name as parameters and the pdf file would be saved in the given folder with the given name.

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I have an old program in delphi 5. The reports are made with qrdesign and although I can preview them and then manually save them as a pdf, I would like to have a code that directly creates a pdf file from the report without making the user have to type anything at all.
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I have an old program in delphi 5. The reports are made with qrdesign and although I can preview them and then manually save them as a pdf, I would like to have a code that directly creates a pdf file from the report without making the user have to type anything at all.

qrdesign delphi 5 pdf

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