In addition to all the answers you've got so far, I use this method:
Add the _shellexecute class from the _environ.vcx class library that
ships with VFP 9 to a form
Name it 'launcher'
and run this code from the click event of a button:
Local cDocName
cDocName = GetFile('doc,xls,pdf,txt','File','Open',0,'Choose file')
thisform.launcher.shellexecute (cDocName)
You can launch any file with the above extensions that you select with
the getfile function
That's all there is to it
Rafael Copquin
On 12/07/2016 18:04, Desmond Lloyd wrote:
Good afternoon,
Does anyone have a quick and dirty way to display a PDF from VFP either in
a form, or natively using Adobe Reader?
Any assistance would be GREATLY appreciated...
Regards,
Desmond
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