Is there a print preview command to use in place of FinishDocument()?  Or, is there a way to preview a document rather than having to send it directly to the printer when using the PrintString family of commands?

Thanks

Thank you Carl,

I first had been trying to print an invoice from the Sesame Seasons Sample Invoice via the Print Invoice button.  That didn't work using the Microsoft XPS Viewer so I dowloaded and installed PDF995. That didn't work either, both docs ended up being stuck in the print Que.  

So I wondered if there was something wrong with the Sesame Seasons Sample Invoice.  I placed a command button on the Invoice form and programmed the list browser example; (NewPage(850, 1100) ,PrintString("Wild Bill Halpern", 100, 200, 0, "BArial", 33, 0),  FinishPage() into it.  This time it worked great with both programs.  So I'm assuming that there may be something amiss with the Sesame Seasons Sample Invoice.  

Any idea as to what modification the print invoice programming may need in the Sesame Seasons Sample?  I'd like to use this as a starting point for learning the code to build a new doc.

Thank you again for your help.

Brandon

Glad you remembered that you changed the code. There is no way I would have guessed that you commented out the FinishDocument() line.  

I think you will find printing to a PDF is of great value -- at least for saving the cost of ink & paper, if nothing else. The only time it doesn't suffice, is when you are printing to a pre-printed form of some kind that requires very precise placement of the data.

You're welcome.