You don't say whether you want to call it from a menu or a button or something else, but whatever the mode, you'll want to do if from a macro attached to that mode. In your form, create a button (for example) and for the OnClick property, call the macro macOpenPDF (for example).

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In the Action column, use 'runapp' and for the command line argument, you must reference the path and filename to Adobe Acrobat (the application) and then, the path to the actual document you want to open. In my test form, here is my command line argument for the runapp action: C: Program Files Adobe Reader 8.0 Reader AcroRd32.exe c: clc-drive.pdf Save the macro and the form, then click that sucker and see it work! Of course, you can use this same method to open any document from any valid application, even text files in Notepad. But make sure your users will have the same applications at the same path destinations or the logic will fail. Good luck- SLH. This macro works fine.

But in my access 2003 application, i am able to save the reports in pdf format and then save them to c: pdfreports *.pdf i have up to 10 reports saved as pdf's in the directory. What i want todo is to have the user open a combo box which contains the 10 reports in the above dir. When the click on the desired report i want the pdf to open with the selected one being opened.