>>>I have used Foxfire with 2 applications. It has worked just fine. You may have to spend some time with the setup. The prices and distribution limits maked it a lot cheaper for us. We looked into Crystal Reports but the user license fee was too expensive. Also many of our users did not have Access so the cost was again too high.
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>>Thanks Sammie -
>>That's the kind of info I was hoping for.
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>Sammie,
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>Hi... we have always shipped R&R in addition to our product but didn't ship any R&R reports...
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>However, the user seems to like and be able to understand R&R... it is pretty powerfull but easy to learn. The best part for the developer is that the runtime is royalty free, you can ship as many R&R reports as you want no cost. There is a great programmer API too, so you can have user entered paramaters for your queries and alot of other stuff. The have xBase and SQL versions too.
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>I would recomend it.
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>BOb

What is R&R and where do you find it?