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I'm in the very early stages of playing with AGK. I've fiddled about enough with my ten years old C programming knowledge to know that this seems the be the best possible way to create the app I want to, BUT the only fly in the ointment is that I need to be able to produce a document as an end goal.

I fully appreciate I am using the AppGameKit for a purpose for which it was not intended, I am looking to create a simple risk assessment app instead of a game, but it is perfect in terms of the flexibility and cost that it gives me so I really want to make it work with AppGameKit if at all possible.

Having essentially filled out a number of forms and run through checklists etc, the user will have created a risk assessment. Whilst I can see how to store and recover that data (from the Official Beginners Guide), I am stuck at the point of moving that information out of the app and in to an office in a sensible way.

Ideally I would simply create a pdf of the screen contents, but this seems impossible. Am I missing something, or is it simply something I will not be able to do with this setup? I'm willing to consider work arounds and compromises! Anything that means I can stick with AppGameKit!

Thanks in advance.

Ben

you could GetImage() the screen and then save the image as a file.
not sure what you would need to do to the data to make an actual pdf file but there's also the option to save/read the data as a memblock which you could edit....
not sure you can do exactly what you're aiming for but definitely a few ways to do things like it.

It would be possible if you use Tier 2 I'm sure. Or you could create a plugin for creating PDF etc and access it via Tier 1.

Maybe the ShareText/Image/TextImage() command might do the trick. The user might need to be savvy enough to select the right app though. Note : this only works for mobile devices i think