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I have hidden fields in reports (fields that are off the printed page) that are used for internal calculations. When the user chooses to send the report to an Excel file, these hidden fields are shown, even though there is no data in them. ____The issue is that I have a second line that contains a d...

I currently use R&R 12.5 in Visual Studio 2011, using Windows 7, 64 bit.____I have a DLL written that will run the reports from the command line, all of which is fine. However, it is only a 32 bit version. I want to be able to allow these reports to run without having to rely on the 32 bit ODBC....

I tried adding %APPDATA% in quotes, as was suggested, but I still get the same error that rswrun.exe cannot fing the directory %APPDATA%etc.____Thank you.

No, I cannot. There are instances where the rswrun.exe file is in a directory that is read-only. A user of the rswrun.exe could conceivably have the application that calls rswrun.exe on a server in a read-only directory so users cannot add, delete or modify files. ____An output status file is writte...

No, I cannot. There are instances where the end-user has the files used for our application in a folder that is ready-only, which includes the rswrun.exe. We use the default data directory, as that directory is not read-only. It also holds all the files used for logging events and errors for debuggi...

I am using a command line similiar to this:__rswrun.exe /U<UserID> /P<Password> /TT"C:Documents and Settings<User Directory>Application Data<Directory> c2078.dt" /O"C:Documents and Settings<User Directory>Application Data<Directory> o2078.dt" /B____The Report Viewer can read the ...

Thank you. That was what I needed.

I am in the process of documenting the various buttons in the print preview window, but I cannot find any documentation from your site that explains the buttons. They are, for the most part, self-explanatory, however, one button is not. This is the left arrow button. The tool tip that accompanies th...

I am using Visual Studio 2008 (VB.NET). I have several reports that I call from my VB application and I am using control files and the rswrun.exe rather than the OCX. These reports call packages in our database that build temporary tables. When the report is loaded, I need to delete these temp table...

Setting Options Preferences as you suggested will remove the bandlines from appearing in the preview of the report, but the lines I have in the report (color set to black) show as green in the preview.____I changed the way I am accessing the reports. I was using the OCX, but now I am using a control...