Peter, it is using our company intranet, web-base page that pulls data from database once the user enters a job number. They can then fill in other fields and I give them a button to print & save this page(all behind the scenes). I want to create the file location in code so the user can not mess it up. This would be save on a shared directory for later reference. This has to be the page on the user screen not the page on the server.
Hope this is more information and thanks in advance. On Aug 12, 10:26 am, Peter Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > Vagueness everywhere. > > So, 'intranet' and 'client' and 'server'. A network is involved. Is > this web-based or forms-based? Or something else? > > 'want to push the print button'..where? What 'print button'? In an > app? On a page? From a browser menu? The print screen key combo on the > keyboard? What? > > Without more clarity, I'd suggest you use a PDF printer to print the > screen image, and then have your app upload/copy to a server > directory. If you can share the drive, even better, just 'print pdf to > file' from the client machine to the shared server directory. > > I'd probably use ActivePDF or Snagit, depending on where you're > putting the screen data and where it's coming from. Snagit can have a > profile configured to even respond to the print screen > button...capture a scrolling window to a PDF and ftp it to your > server.
