> So it would be hard to sell them on > VB/VSView when they > already have Access, it probably could do this > report, and they > would have people there that could maintain it once > created.
So why not write the report in Access (using linked tables to get the data from R:Base via ODBC) and then LAUNCH the Access App from inside R:Base. It could be completely transparent to the user (have Access quit after printing the report and use the new WAIT setting on the LAUNCH command). Then, when 7 is out, you could switch to the new report writer and get rid of the stopgap Access routine. -- Larry __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day http://shopping.yahoo.com
