I'm using some VBA code to save a report as a PDF, and then email that report off to a small number of people. I've been getting complaints that some people are not able to open the PDF, as it shows up as garbage text instead of an actual attachment to the email. I think it has to do with the email service that those people are using, but I need to know what makes this PDF different than any other PDF that they might open without problem.
I'm wondering if it has something to do with the way that Access 2010 is encoding the PDF. I noticed that if I manually export the report to a PDF, I have the option to set it to ISO 19005-1 compliant. Also, I noticed that one of the options in the docmd.outputto command is [encoding]. I can't find any documentation on what to set that encoding option to.
So is there a way to force the PDF to be ISO 19005 compliant when using the outputto command? Or does anyone have any other thoughts on what the problem might be with people not being able to open these files? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
I'm wondering if it has something to do with the way that Access 2010 is encoding the PDF. I noticed that if I manually export the report to a PDF, I have the option to set it to ISO 19005-1 compliant. Also, I noticed that one of the options in the docmd.outputto command is [encoding]. I can't find any documentation on what to set that encoding option to.
So is there a way to force the PDF to be ISO 19005 compliant when using the outputto command? Or does anyone have any other thoughts on what the problem might be with people not being able to open these files? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.