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• Ok, it's enough simply to set a dataset on the report and omit the data band, it will iterate through the rows. The only problem now it's that in studio version I can't find a way to associate the dataset to the report programmatically. There is…

  in Multipage Comment by bebo January 2009
• gpi wrote: » or assign TfrxReport.Dataset with your dataset Thanks, but in this way the report don't iterate through the dataset, the report contains just the page for the first row of the dataset, I already tried with frx.SelectDataset(). …

  in Multipage Comment by bebo January 2009
• gpi wrote: » Try to use batch report: create report for each record and don't clear previous report using TfrxReport.PrepareReport(False) Thanks, but I already tried. My report is huge, and PrepareReport(False) needs 4 seconds, i have to p…

  in Multipage Comment by bebo January 2009
• Thanks Alex, when is it planned to be released? I'm in a kind of hurry for a project and I still have to choose which product to buy, if .Net or Studio. I noticed that the two APIs are different, for example the PrintOptions class of .Net has mo…

  in How to transform fr3.0 into fastreport.net version Comment by bebo January 2009
• Ok, thanks. I'm not using the Delphi one, so I wasn't able to understand what you meant. There isn't another way, by .net or studio components (I haven't Delphi at all)?

  in How to transform fr3.0 into fastreport.net version Comment by bebo January 2009
• Sorry, what do you mean by "add the "frxSaveFRX" unit into your uses list" ? Thanks in advance

  in How to transform fr3.0 into fastreport.net version Comment by bebo January 2009