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What Is The Best Way To Print Simple Reports From ASP.NET Applications

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    Gaul
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    What is the best way to produce and print simple reports from an ASP.NET application? I have an application hosted on a public web site (public hosting company), and would like to print simple reports without using such things as Crystal Reports since I have no access to the web server machine. You could point me to any useful source for printing reports via an ASP.NET application.

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      What is the best way to produce and print simple reports from an ASP.NET application? I have an application hosted on a public web site (public hosting company), and would like to print simple reports without using such things as Crystal Reports since I have no access to the web server machine. You could point me to any useful source for printing reports via an ASP.NET application.

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      I think the simplest is to format a "report" (e.g. a gridview of data on a web page) in your .aspx page, then let the user use the browser's print function.

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        I think the simplest is to format a "report" (e.g. a gridview of data on a web page) in your .aspx page, then let the user use the browser's print function.

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        payback
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        You can use Report Viewer, But I think for that you must have VS 2005 .Just do some googling to confirm that.

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