Bob: An interesting thought... Yes, this could grow into thousands of individual PDFs very quickly. So there would have to be some maintenance to throw older ones out (luckily they run just once a month, so only 12 "batches" worth a year). I'd have to think about how I could save the data in a table so that it can be recreated at any time... That would be a boatload of programming.
I like Sami's idea of one indexed PDF file, but if they wanted to email just one page they would have to have the full version of Acrobat to extract a page to another filename, or I'm assuming R:PDFMerge would let them extract a page to a file. Karen > I use this method in the initial creation of all statements. Have an end > of month job > > run and create all statements. Then the statements can be printed from > this table along with > > a print and send status. You have a lot of print options. You can > change order by or select by > > for different groupings. Such as some customers get emailed direct, > others get hard copy and > > others both. > > > > As always, many ways to accomplish an end task. > > > > -Bob > >
