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automate access and display the reports there. &nbsp;That would require either a full version of access or the runtime version of access to be installed. &nbsp;(Run time can be distributed - you need the developer version of office to have a licence for it).<br />
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The reports, as far as I know, can not be exported in a format you could use with a home made viewer.
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automate access and display the reports there.  That would require either a full version of access or the runtime version of access to be installed.  (Run time can be distributed - you need the developer version of office to have a licence for it).

The reports, as far as I know, can not be exported in a format you could use with a home made viewer.

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This is probably not an option but get a third party report designer (such as crystal reports) and remake your reports and distribute those with your app.
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This is probably not an option but get a third party report designer (such as crystal reports) and remake your reports and distribute those with your app.

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Hi Bojic<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Thanks for the link..i'm working on that....
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Hi Bojic
   Thanks for the link..i'm working on that....

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Hi<br />
&nbsp; I have some reports created in MS Access, which I want to use in my project developed using VC++. I would like to know if I can open these reports from VC++ &nbsp;and if yes would be nice if I could know how to go about it.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Vinitha
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Hi
  I have some reports created in MS Access, which I want to use in my project developed using VC++. I would like to know if I can open these reports from VC++  and if yes would be nice if I could know how to go about it.

Thanks in advance
Vinitha

Acessing MSAccess Reports in VC

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