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>>>>>Why do you need multiple VS instances? BTW, I like VS interface much much better than VFP, especially the tabs and collapse, regions features.
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>>>>Yup, as Bonnie said, I work on multiple solutions at a time.
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>>>I'm lucky if I'm working on one solution at a time (rimshot).
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>>I have done networking solutions, Dot Net Remoting solutions and now WCF solutions and had some of the greatest challenges of my career. You can read in that lots of head scratching and a few disgusting groans. But all in all it has been rewarding at the end. On the other spectrum, I have not in the past 4 years working in Dot Net had to learn how to print anything from my applications. I do not know how to create any printed reports. Something I need to learn soon. I guess it is just in the kind of work one does.
>>Best Regards
>>Tim
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>I am glad to hear I am not alone at this point. I have been working in .Net for 2 1/2 years and have not had to print anything. However the current project would be significantly enhanced with PDF reports for download. At this point I have not even a clue as to where to begin.
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>Glenn

Maybe I responded to John's post too early. I am now seeing the light with PDF reports when from a web app and converted to pdf and downloaded that way or displayed in a browser window. This would be fantastic for a couple of my projects as well. Where does one start with this; have you figured out a start point?
Tim