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(WYSIWYG Report writer) How to place a DataReport in design mode on a form at Runtime??

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    hi.. I am trying to design a 'What You See Is What You Get' (WYSIWYG) type Report writer tool... I want the user to be able to place labels, pictures and fields from a Database on to the report.. Can anyone give me tips on how i should do this?? The DataReport designer which comes with Visual Basic does everything i want to do.. Is there a way that i could use the 'design view' of the DataReport at run-time in a VB or VC application and then invoke the actual report through a command button or a menu-option??? In other words, how can i place a DataReport in design mode on a form at Runtime?? Can it be done???? please help ananth

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      hi.. I am trying to design a 'What You See Is What You Get' (WYSIWYG) type Report writer tool... I want the user to be able to place labels, pictures and fields from a Database on to the report.. Can anyone give me tips on how i should do this?? The DataReport designer which comes with Visual Basic does everything i want to do.. Is there a way that i could use the 'design view' of the DataReport at run-time in a VB or VC application and then invoke the actual report through a command button or a menu-option??? In other words, how can i place a DataReport in design mode on a form at Runtime?? Can it be done???? please help ananth

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      This probably isn't the answer you're looking for but hopefully it will help. If you can afford to purchase a product you should check out ActiveReports by DataDynamics, they have an end user design component. Their website is located at www.datadynamics.com I have no affiliation with them, other than being a satisfied customer. Good Luck!

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        hi.. I am trying to design a 'What You See Is What You Get' (WYSIWYG) type Report writer tool... I want the user to be able to place labels, pictures and fields from a Database on to the report.. Can anyone give me tips on how i should do this?? The DataReport designer which comes with Visual Basic does everything i want to do.. Is there a way that i could use the 'design view' of the DataReport at run-time in a VB or VC application and then invoke the actual report through a command button or a menu-option??? In other words, how can i place a DataReport in design mode on a form at Runtime?? Can it be done???? please help ananth

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        Read this article, this might give you a clue: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/datareport.asp S.S. Ahmed ss_ahmed1@hotmail.com http://glowbutton.faithweb.com

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