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Do do I Print Avery Address Labels, C#

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    Any experience or ideas printing labels from Dot.net (C#) - what's the best way Current project uses 2 column/5 row and 3 column/10 rows labels. TIA :cool:

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      Any experience or ideas printing labels from Dot.net (C#) - what's the best way Current project uses 2 column/5 row and 3 column/10 rows labels. TIA :cool:

      Tom

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      Hi, Both Crystal and Reporting Services can be used. Maybe it's a little bit easier with crystal (mainly creating the layout). However, if you can use MS Word, it's even simpler with it using mail merge. In that case c# code creates the data and delivers it to Word and all of the layout is done using Word. This method is perhaps the easiest and as a bonus, the layout can be modified independently from the program. Hope this helps, Mika

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        Hi, Both Crystal and Reporting Services can be used. Maybe it's a little bit easier with crystal (mainly creating the layout). However, if you can use MS Word, it's even simpler with it using mail merge. In that case c# code creates the data and delivers it to Word and all of the layout is done using Word. This method is perhaps the easiest and as a bonus, the layout can be modified independently from the program. Hope this helps, Mika

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        I'm porting an Access 97 app to SQL Server C# - the original used Mail Merge via some sort of RTF process. Should I just mimic the Access process? Sounds like printing labels from within a dot.net app using just code is the long way/bad idea.

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          I'm porting an Access 97 app to SQL Server C# - the original used Mail Merge via some sort of RTF process. Should I just mimic the Access process? Sounds like printing labels from within a dot.net app using just code is the long way/bad idea.

          Tom

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          Sounds like a plan to me especially if you don't see any downsides in current solution. Mika

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            I'm porting an Access 97 app to SQL Server C# - the original used Mail Merge via some sort of RTF process. Should I just mimic the Access process? Sounds like printing labels from within a dot.net app using just code is the long way/bad idea.

            Tom

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            try the SQL Reproting Service

            Vikas Amin

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