Dear Robert, my STP is created as you said. It runs on a Logical Stored Process Server, it is Streaming, and the directory for the source code is correct. And it lies in the BIB Tree like you wrote. I have some parameters but that shouldn't be the problem. I did not enclose the STP macros in the dialog where you create the STP (enclose in SAS Code -> STP Macros) because I use data _null_; file _webout; put "<h1> my report</h1>"; [etc.] run; I need these data _null_ steps to create the HTMl design around the graphs (I have a complete Webapplication with HTML form, Javascript, CSS, etc. where the Graphs are part of it). The put with the <h1> is only a simply example of HTML code. If I'd enclosed the STP macros then I'd get the error: file _webout is in use. So what I did instead is write the %stpbegin; right in front of the graph code. And the %stpend; right after the graph code (because after that I need some more data _null_; with put and HTML Code. [HTML,CSS,Javascript code for web application] ods html file=_webout(no_top_matter no_bottom_matter) encoding="utf-8"; %stpbegin; goptions reset=all device=png cback=CXFAFAFA xpixels=800; [graph code] %stpend; ods _all_ close; [HTML Code for web application] Now it works. I have png graphs. But to be honest I have several other problems now. SAS now overwrites my CSS. It sets a background color, changes fonts and colors :smileyshocked: Because the %stpbegin; writes CSS into my HTML output. What I found important in my web application is that I prevent SAS from writing any style information. Because I'd like to do that myself with CSS. Can I prevent %stpbegin from doing this? Best wishes Eva
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