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I am working on a asp.net web application, I want to use the infragistic on some asp.net pages as reporting tool, but I am not sure how suitlable it will be for me. <br />
Did I need to install the infragistic on all the machines on which my web application need to be open.<br />
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Thanks
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I am working on a asp.net web application, I want to use the infragistic on some asp.net pages as reporting tool, but I am not sure how suitlable it will be for me. 
Did I need to install the infragistic on all the machines on which my web application need to be open.

Thanks

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