ABAP Function for opening Adobe Reader directly

Hello Guys,
new issue
I am not very familiar with ABAP, is anybody able to tell me, which function do I have to use to start Adobe Reader after the user entered a couple of data within a SAPGUI menu?!
At the moment I am using the Print Preview, but there I am not allowed to edit textboxes etc.
Thanks a lot in advance
Carsten

FP_JOB_OPEN
call the <generatd function module name>
FP_JOB_CLOSE.
pass the fillable propety of the docparams to 'X'.
Do refer the e-learning session. and there are numerous threads on this issue in this forum.
Thanks and Regards.
Anto.

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