I did a search on the forums thing to find an answer to my question, but didn't come up with any answer that I could use.

I created a database obviously, but the users will be running the database off of a Runtime 2003 verison of Access. I have been using full versions of Access for the past few years and this is my first time trying to set up a Runtime version for everyone else in the office. Everything seems to work find except when it comes to printing reports. I can pull up and view the reports just fine, but when it comes to printing, that is a different story. When I go to the File and print, it wants to print the Switchboard form and not the report I just pulled up. What is the trick on printing reports with the the use of runtime. I am not a script writer at this time, so be easy on me when throwing out a bunch of codes..lol.

Thanks
Steve

Hi Steve,

Instead of using File > Print why dont you add a button that will do this for you?
Or try Ctrl + P when the report is open.


Garry

One the main form I actually do have a button that is to print a report, but still doesn't to anything.