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There is no way I know of in the viewer to mark up a report.<br />
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Are you trying to allow them to save the markups?<br />
If the report fits on a screen you could use a screen capture that could be marked up.<br />
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mlmcc
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There is no way I know of in the viewer to mark up a report.

Are you trying to allow them to save the markups?
If the report fits on a screen you could use a screen capture that could be marked up.

mlmcc

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I use crystal reports and was wondering if their is anyway that someone can highlight or mark up a report? &nbsp;I don't see anything that you can do on the viewer side of things but is there a way to something with the full software? &nbsp;Or maybe there is a 3rd party program that allows you to highlight or mark up things that you are viewing on your screen.
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I use crystal reports and was wondering if their is anyway that someone can highlight or mark up a report?  I don't see anything that you can do on the viewer side of things but is there a way to something with the full software?  Or maybe there is a 3rd party program that allows you to highlight or mark up things that you are viewing on your screen.

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