On 14/09/2018 15:53, Rafael Copquin wrote:

> Perhaps I was not very clear.

>

> I have scanned the empty receipt as a pdf image.

> I want to fill it with the applicable data and then print it on a laser

> printer

>

> I can't use the vfp report writer because it will not take a pdf file as an

> image. And if I use a jpg file instead, it will not allow me to make it fit

> in the page with the right shape.

>

Like Alan suggested I think the easiest solution is to just create it

using the VFP report writer.  Put all the words, lines, boxes etc using

the normal report writer tools and anything graphics like that you can't

create, put that in as a JPG or GIF.  I have done that on loads of

reports here.  You may be able to do the whole page as a watermark or

something like that and pretty sure there are people on the forum who

have done a full page watermark in VFP, but I'm sure the normal report

is easier.

Just my .02

Peter

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