>Hi guys:
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>The app I'm writing is basically a model where the data on a table (that can vary in column count depending on the model picked up by the grid) has properties that simulate the behaviour of a pile of coal. There are only 8 lines(records) used on the table at all times. Now, the different colors represent different types of coal (chemical composition, etc.) and each box in the grid represents 200 tons of coal. So, the resulting map is what is required to be printed. To be more specific this is the grid as it looks on a form. Would there be any way to use the report designer to bring the grid to it, or any other way? Any ideas, or suggestions are greatly appreciated? (Print screen cannot be used).
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As suggested by others, why not use report designer? I recently did a timesheet program that prints a report that very closely resembles the on-screen grid. You just need to draw in some lines, mostly. Besides, with report you can have nice header/footers on the page...