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    Jamie Nordmeyer
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    I don't believe this is a programming question ('cause I'm not asking for code), but if anyone disagrees, I'll move it. :) Anywho, I was wondering if anybody knows of a component (or code library) I can include in my .NET application to allow users of my app to build simple reports (I.E. the report designer in Access). Nothing fancy, just simple reports. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Cho Dan Portland, Oregon, USA

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      I don't believe this is a programming question ('cause I'm not asking for code), but if anyone disagrees, I'll move it. :) Anywho, I was wondering if anybody knows of a component (or code library) I can include in my .NET application to allow users of my app to build simple reports (I.E. the report designer in Access). Nothing fancy, just simple reports. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Cho Dan Portland, Oregon, USA

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      <random_thought> Can the embeddable RDC designer in Crystal Reports have a design mode at runtime? (I don't know off the top of my head; I'd have to look into it.) </random_thought> If nothing else the Standard Edition of Crystal Reports 10 is under $200. You could always tell the client if want to make them on their own the could pay that. Jeremy Falcon

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        I don't believe this is a programming question ('cause I'm not asking for code), but if anyone disagrees, I'll move it. :) Anywho, I was wondering if anybody knows of a component (or code library) I can include in my .NET application to allow users of my app to build simple reports (I.E. the report designer in Access). Nothing fancy, just simple reports. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Cho Dan Portland, Oregon, USA

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        J Hurrell
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        You might want to look into iTextSharp over at SourceForge. It allows youto create PDF documents on the fly. --- "This isn't right. This isn't even wrong." -Wolfgang Pauli (1900 - 1958), on a paper submitted by a physicist colleague

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          I don't believe this is a programming question ('cause I'm not asking for code), but if anyone disagrees, I'll move it. :) Anywho, I was wondering if anybody knows of a component (or code library) I can include in my .NET application to allow users of my app to build simple reports (I.E. the report designer in Access). Nothing fancy, just simple reports. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Cho Dan Portland, Oregon, USA

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          Generate your reports as HTML and use http://terrainformatica.com/htmengine/ for printing and previewing. Easy. Andrew Fedoniouk. http://terrainformatica.com

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            You might want to look into iTextSharp over at SourceForge. It allows youto create PDF documents on the fly. --- "This isn't right. This isn't even wrong." -Wolfgang Pauli (1900 - 1958), on a paper submitted by a physicist colleague

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            Very cool! Not what I was looking for, actually, but it still looks quite useful for other projects that I'm doing. So thanks! :) Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Cho Dan Portland, Oregon, USA

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