If I could list the quote to the screen, and then copy it, and paste it into a Word Doc, then I could easily email.
Unfortunately I don't think one can copy and paste a quote.
 
Thanks,
 

We use PDF995, available at www.pdf995.com  
Someone else on the DBAUser group recommended it and it works great. It will need to be installed on a computer running DBA. Then you can "print" anything to it and it will save it in pdf format. When it asks where you want to save, you can save the document to a floppy, then send it as an email attachment. It is free (with annoying popups. OK if you use it rarely) or license is $9.95 to get rid of the popups. I like it better than efax, because the recipient doesn't need a special viewer. They just use Adobe Acrobat Reader, which they probably already have.

Laura,
 
Do you have a CD burner?  Use the burner software (quite likely Roxio EZ CD Creator or some such) to create the files on the CD.

for future reference:     (printing DBA reports using PDF995)
If you want to print a PDF file to a CD instead of a floppy, you still have to put a floppy in drive A:    If you don't the computer will keep telling you that drive A is empty.
Once you are at the step where you would save it to A, then switch to where you really want to save it. (be sure and rename the file)
 
Then you can go from there and burn it to a CD.
 
 
 

so...Would that explain why my win98 machines keep asking for drive A, but my XP-home does not?
 
Thanks,
Laura