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This is an example of very simple code you can copy and paste - the command button should have something like the following in the 'On Click' properties: Private Sub Run_Report_Click() On Error GoTo Err_Run_Report_Click Dim stDocName As String stDocName = Me.lstReport...

Hi Fred, Try this link: http://www.5star-shareware.com/Business/MS-OfficeAdd-Ins/ms-snapshot.html You should be able to download a free, working copy of Snapshot Viewer at this site. I tested the download earlier and it works. mk

As an alternative...if this report will be going to the same printer all the time, you can also accomplish this without code if you would like. While editing the report, 1)click "File" 2)then "Page Setup" 3)then the "Page" tab 4)then "Use specific...

Try the following thread181-468123 I think it might be what you're looking for. I hope it helps. Good Luck mk

Hi Jeremy The following thread might also be of some help. thread702-289543 mk

Glad you got it! mk

I've seen this discussed before, maybe the following can help: FAQ181-37 Thread701-496962 Thread181-250502 Thread702-539377 I have not had reason(yet) to use any of the code examples, but they do offer various solutions. Good luck mk

Try this code in your report If me.Votes = 0 then cancel = true End If hope it works for you mk

If you save your Access report as a snapshot, you can actually drag and drop that file into your presentation. Your report will then populate the target slide. The image might require some slight tweaking, but you should get the results you're looking for. I hope that helps.