Hey, Einar,

If you add your RPT to the project (by clicking add...existing item), you can access the report as a strongly typed report, like so...

Suppose you added InvoiceRpt.RPT to your project

InvoiceRpt oMyReport = new InvoiceRpt();

Now you can access the report object...and I'm pretty certain you don't need to distribute the RPT. (When you add the RPT to the project, .NET generates a CS file and other resource info for you). I believe you only need to distribute the RPT if you're using the load method to load it manually.

Again, this is covered in the Brian Bischoff book.

Kevin