For example, are you using Web Connect or plain FoxPro? Do you have access to the web server you want to post the document to and if yes, can your report writer that generates the Acrobat file save it to a public directory on that machine?
So in a nut shell, assuming you are hosting a web server, all you have to do is put the PDF document into a folder and tell your user to browse to the filename you give your report.
If you were running Windows server and had IIS installed, you might put your file into the c:\InetPub\wwwroot\myAcrobatReport.pdf and then send your user a link simular to http://www.myDomain.com/myAcrobatReport.pdf.
That is about all there is to it if you are running plain FoxPro.
If you are using Web Connect, have a look at the class wwPDF documentation for information how to generate live reports that respond to uer requests.
Good luck
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