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				Destination property is not working
				Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2002 3:41 pm
				by steve_tysinger_(Guest)
				I am using the activex control with visual Foxpro.__My problem is occuring when I try to direct output to the screen instead of the printer, while indicating a specific report.__even with my destination property set to 1. It still sends it directly to the printer, not the screen.____>Using your .rp5 file and this code__>__>            .reportpick=1__>__>            .destination=1__>__>            .reportlibrary=^destest.rp5^__>__>            .Action=1__>__>This code will launch a box__>__>__>__>I can click OK and it will send the report to the screen correctly.__>__>__>__>However If I use this code: (reportname is the only difference)__>__>            .reportpick=1__>__>            .destination=1__>__>            .reportlibrary=^destest.rp5^__>__>            .reportname=_test___>__>            .Action=1__>__>the report ^test^ goes directly to the printer, not the screen.__
			 
			
					
				=> Destination property is not working
				Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2002 6:24 pm
				by kfleming
				What happens if you save the report as an RRW file?____Kathleen__R&R Support
			 
			
					
				==> Destination property not working
				Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2002 3:09 pm
				by steve_tysinger_(Guest)
				I set the report name to an .rrw file. It still behaves the same way. The report still goes directly to the printer instead of going to the preview window.____I experimented a little. I went through all the destination options, all 13. They seem to work fine except for 1 (window) ______
			 
			
					
				===> Destination property not working
				Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2002 6:33 pm
				by kfleming
				And you are using the RRWRUN.EXE that i sent to you?__Kathleen__R&R Support
			 
			
					
				====> Destination property not working
				Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2002 1:18 pm
				by steve_tysinger_(Guest)
				Yes i am using the runtime you sent:____rrwrun.exe____version 9.0.9.0
			 
			
					
				=====> Please reply?
				Posted: Mon May 13, 2002 11:48 am
				by steve_tysinger_(Guest)
				>Yes i am using the runtime you sent: __>__>rrwrun.exe __>__>version 9.0.9.0 __
			 
			
					
				======> RE: Please reply?
				Posted: Mon May 13, 2002 3:30 pm
				by kfleming
				In VB I am using the code:____Private Sub Command1_Click()__RRReport1.ReportPick = 1__RRReport1.ReportLibrary = "c:
rw65
rsampledestest.rp5"__RRReport1.ReportName = "Test"__RRReport1.Destination = 1__RRReport1.Action = 1__End Sub____and my report ends up on the screen.  In theory it should perform the same way using VFP...____Kathleen__R&R Support
			 
			
					
				=======> giving up
				Posted: Wed May 15, 2002 9:20 am
				by steve_tysinger_(Guest)
				Well, I^m afraid it^s not working with vfp. We have been working on this issue for several months now. At this point i am recommending that my client trash this project. Unless of course, you can come up with some solution. It^s really a shame, since all other aspects seem to be working fine, just this one hangup.____best regards, steve
			 
			
					
				========> RE: giving up
				Posted: Wed May 15, 2002 3:18 pm
				by kfleming
				You could call RRWRUN.EXE directly using a text control file as a workaround.____Kathleen__R&R Support