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Thank you Roger.

It is really fast now.

It was not only the empty text but alse the oDlg and NODESTROY.

A short time ago I replied to your message.
I do not see it in the forum.
So I sent the prg once again but now in zip format.

Hi Roger,

Included you will find a zipfile with the program, the rtf-file and some athert data to run it.

Thanks in advance

Hans Jelders

With Wordpad.exe no problems with loading and closing.

With rtf.prg (editor.exe) the rtf-file loads quickly in the window but after that the program does not react for 18 seconds. Closing the exe is fast.

Garbage collection could be but always at the same spot?
I have AVG antivirus now but also Microsoft essentials has the problem.
I do not think the antivirus is the problem because on other machines I have the same problem.

In the function below I show a helpscreen from a rtf-file. The rtf-file has a size of about 10mb because there are screendumps in it. The function opens the rtf in a short time but when I close the screen it takes about 20 seconds before my application reacts again. After closing the screen the cpu ...

Yes, skiman, that would be a solution.
But how can I make the previewwindow invisible?

Integration into dcprint could be:
DCPRINT ON SIZE 70,100 TO oPrinter PDFFILE <pdf-filename>
No userinterface needed; only create a pdffile

There is a free download from the site http://borger.com.br/Softsupply/PDF/Xbppdf.htm. This is a full version to test. The only thing is that it prints the text "DEMO" in all pdf's until you buy the "keycode". Yes, I tried the Bullzip driver. My problem is that I am not allowed to install drivers on...

Is it possible to use XbpPdf in combination with the Express DCprint command? Not as the giving example with the pdf-button in the preview window but directly. In other words: I want to use the same Express code and redirect it to a pdf file. IF lPreview //aButtons := array(13) //aButtons[DCPRINT_BU...