E-mailing R&R Reports

[foru1]

Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

[foru1]

Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

This feature is designer only for now on purpose. Naturally, this very valuable feature would be great for all developers to have available in runtime. You guys would be heroes and be able to add huge value to your apps. Unfortunately, we would get next to nothing for it, at a time when we need as much in the way or resources as we can to enhance the product.

Therefore, I will make a deal with the R&R community: distribute R&R full licenses to your end users so that they can do ad-hoc reports and take advantage of the MAPI features. That will give us the resources to add MAPI features to runtime (which have never been there). If developers wait for this feature and continue to provide only royalty-free runtime to your end users, we will NOT be able to extend MAPI features to runtime -- eventually.

But I don't want excuses about how your end-user can't handle it!! They can and will, and the bursting feature is something they will want. You can also develop (and get paid for) reports to run within Designer, that far exceed anything we get for the R&R license.

In closing, we aren't Microsoft and if you want us to move the product forward, you must do your part to spread reporting tools in ways that generate revenue for us.

Dan Levin
President

[foru1]

Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

This feature is designer only for now on purpose. Naturally, this very valuable feature would be great for all developers to have available in runtime. You guys would be heroes and be able to add huge value to your apps. Unfortunately, we would get next to nothing for it, at a time when we need as much in the way or resources as we can to enhance the product.

Therefore, I will make a deal with the R&R community: distribute R&R full licenses to your end users so that they can do ad-hoc reports and take advantage of the MAPI features. That will give us the resources to add MAPI features to runtime (which have never been there). If developers wait for this feature and continue to provide only royalty-free runtime to your end users, we will NOT be able to extend MAPI features to runtime -- eventually.

But I don't want excuses about how your end-user can't handle it!! They can and will, and the bursting feature is something they will want. You can also develop (and get paid for) reports to run within Designer, that far exceed anything we get for the R&R license.

In closing, we aren't Microsoft and if you want us to move the product forward, you must do your part to spread reporting tools in ways that generate revenue for us.

Dan Levin
President

Dan,
That last message of yours is certainly a fine reason for me to go ahead now and move the one client I have using R&R to using Crystal Reports. The lack of support your company provides developers is certainly less than desirable.

-Bob

[foru1]

Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

This feature is designer only for now on purpose. Naturally, this very valuable feature would be great for all developers to have available in runtime. You guys would be heroes and be able to add huge value to your apps. Unfortunately, we would get next to nothing for it, at a time when we need as much in the way or resources as we can to enhance the product.

Therefore, I will make a deal with the R&R community: distribute R&R full licenses to your end users so that they can do ad-hoc reports and take advantage of the MAPI features. That will give us the resources to add MAPI features to runtime (which have never been there). If developers wait for this feature and continue to provide only royalty-free runtime to your end users, we will NOT be able to extend MAPI features to runtime -- eventually.

But I don't want excuses about how your end-user can't handle it!! They can and will, and the bursting feature is something they will want. You can also develop (and get paid for) reports to run within Designer, that far exceed anything we get for the R&R license.

In closing, we aren't Microsoft and if you want us to move the product forward, you must do your part to spread reporting tools in ways that generate revenue for us.

Dan Levin
President

While I completely understand the need to develop and fund development internally. I am an inhouse developer and have used the OCX control in my visual basic program to do exactly what the new burst feature advertises. It would be great to have the design separated form the production which runs off hours.

We aren't desirous of taking away from your companies resources and it would be of enhanced value to have this feature. Please consider this in the future.

[foru1]

Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

This feature is designer only for now on purpose. Naturally, this very valuable feature would be great for all developers to have available in runtime. You guys would be heroes and be able to add huge value to your apps. Unfortunately, we would get next to nothing for it, at a time when we need as much in the way or resources as we can to enhance the product.

Therefore, I will make a deal with the R&R community: distribute R&R full licenses to your end users so that they can do ad-hoc reports and take advantage of the MAPI features. That will give us the resources to add MAPI features to runtime (which have never been there). If developers wait for this feature and continue to provide only royalty-free runtime to your end users, we will NOT be able to extend MAPI features to runtime -- eventually.

But I don't want excuses about how your end-user can't handle it!! They can and will, and the bursting feature is something they will want. You can also develop (and get paid for) reports to run within Designer, that far exceed anything we get for the R&R license.

In closing, we aren't Microsoft and if you want us to move the product forward, you must do your part to spread reporting tools in ways that generate revenue for us.

Dan Levin
President

While I completely understand the need to develop and fund development internally. I am an inhouse developer and have used the OCX control in my visual basic program to do exactly what the new burst feature advertises. It would be great to have the design separated form the production which runs off hours.

We aren't desirous of taking away from your companies resources and it would be of enhanced value to have this feature. Please consider this in the future.

Dear Dan,
I fully understand your choice about *NOT* including mapi support in your royalty free runtime.

Our clients in Holland *SURELY* will not use R&R developer for several reasons, so selling the whole program is not an option for us.

We would still like to be able to let our clients send email through R&R.

Therefor I would like to suggest that you create an alternative runtime that we have to pay for (not too much of course).

Thanks in advance.

Richard Hoek

[foru1]

Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

This feature is designer only for now on purpose. Naturally, this very valuable feature would be great for all developers to have available in runtime. You guys would be heroes and be able to add huge value to your apps. Unfortunately, we would get next to nothing for it, at a time when we need as much in the way or resources as we can to enhance the product.

Therefore, I will make a deal with the R&R community: distribute R&R full licenses to your end users so that they can do ad-hoc reports and take advantage of the MAPI features. That will give us the resources to add MAPI features to runtime (which have never been there). If developers wait for this feature and continue to provide only royalty-free runtime to your end users, we will NOT be able to extend MAPI features to runtime -- eventually.

But I don't want excuses about how your end-user can't handle it!! They can and will, and the bursting feature is something they will want. You can also develop (and get paid for) reports to run within Designer, that far exceed anything we get for the R&R license.

In closing, we aren't Microsoft and if you want us to move the product forward, you must do your part to spread reporting tools in ways that generate revenue for us.

Dan Levin
President

While I completely understand the need to develop and fund development internally. I am an inhouse developer and have used the OCX control in my visual basic program to do exactly what the new burst feature advertises. It would be great to have the design separated form the production which runs off hours.

We aren't desirous of taking away from your companies resources and it would be of enhanced value to have this feature. Please consider this in the future.

Dear Dan,
I fully understand your choice about *NOT* including mapi support in your royalty free runtime.

Our clients in Holland *SURELY* will not use R&R developer for several reasons, so selling the whole program is not an option for us.

We would still like to be able to let our clients send email through R&R.

Therefor I would like to suggest that you create an alternative runtime that we have to pay for (not too much of course).

Thanks in advance.

Richard Hoek

Richard,

Why don't you download a utility that would do such a thing? I found a nice DOS utility called BLAT, and it works great with my Clipper and Delphi applications. I'm still using R&R runtime to create txt output and then execute BLAT.

Good luck!
Sergio

[foru1]

[quote=Bob_Powell_(Guest) post_id=2 time=1511890500 user_id=1338]
Is there a sample program that sends an R&R report to an email address instead to the printer?

V9.0 includes the Export option to 'Send Via MAPI' that does exactly that. With the new version, the 'Mail Options' button takes you to the screen to either send the entire report or 'burst' it into sections for emailing to an address stored in a field in your database. Both options are a significant improvement over previous versions, and quite unique for these kinds of tools.

The screens are pretty much self-explanatory, but you can refer to the 'Enhancements' description document for more information.

Is this functionality in the runtime libraries to allow this from within a program?

Currently MAPI export is Report Designer only and not available via runtime.

Regards,
Kathleen
R&R Support

Why is it not included in the runtime ?

It would be very much appreciated if we would need nothing else but R&R to get our output sent by email!

We have not yet had time to make the required changes for runtime.
It is on the to do for a future release list.

Kathleen

We can support you, we have excellent knowledge of C / C++ / C# / Clipper / Foxpro and Delphi...

We (and I assume more users)want to pay for accelerated action into this direction. Please hurry with including email support into the runtime. It's such a good thing!

This feature is designer only for now on purpose. Naturally, this very valuable feature would be great for all developers to have available in runtime. You guys would be heroes and be able to add huge value to your apps. Unfortunately, we would get next to nothing for it, at a time when we need as much in the way or resources as we can to enhance the product.

Therefore, I will make a deal with the R&R community: distribute R&R full licenses to your end users so that they can do ad-hoc reports and take advantage of the MAPI features. That will give us the resources to add MAPI features to runtime (which have never been there). If developers wait for this feature and continue to provide only royalty-free runtime to your end users, we will NOT be able to extend MAPI features to runtime -- eventually.

But I don't want excuses about how your end-user can't handle it!! They can and will, and the bursting feature is something they will want. You can also develop (and get paid for) reports to run within Designer, that far exceed anything we get for the R&R license.

In closing, we aren't Microsoft and if you want us to move the product forward, you must do your part to spread reporting tools in ways that generate revenue for us.

Dan Levin
President

While I completely understand the need to develop and fund development internally. I am an inhouse developer and have used the OCX control in my visual basic program to do exactly what the new burst feature advertises. It would be great to have the design separated form the production which runs off hours.

We aren't desirous of taking away from your companies resources and it would be of enhanced value to have this feature. Please consider this in the future.

Dear Dan,
I fully understand your choice about *NOT* including mapi support in your royalty free runtime.

Our clients in Holland *SURELY* will not use R&R developer for several reasons, so selling the whole program is not an option for us.

We would still like to be able to let our clients send email through R&R.

Therefor I would like to suggest that you create an alternative runtime that we have to pay for (not too much of course).

Thanks in advance.

Richard Hoek

Richard,

Why don't you download a utility that would do such a thing? I found a nice DOS utility called BLAT, and it works great with my Clipper and Delphi applications. I'm still using R&R runtime to create txt output and then execute BLAT.

Good luck!
Sergio
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Using BLAT is an option, though we have quite some different OS configurations W95 / W98 / W2K /NT and all of them in different networks at our clients offices using different mail solutions.

We sometimes cannot get BLAT or CLEMAIL or other commandline mailers running stable, so I thought it might be a good idea to these guys, but I get no response. (