This screen demo shows the Reporting user interface elements that exist in PC-DMIS version 4.3 as compared with version 3.7.

This screen demo shows the Reporting window in more detail, specifically detailing the Reporting toolbar and what each icon does.

This tutorial gives an overview of the template-based reporting functionality new in PC-DMIS since version 4.0. It gives an overview of Templates in general and then shows how Report Templates, Label Templates, report objects, and rules all work together inside a Report template to produce a report in the Report window.

This tutorial shows how to modify a template header to contain a custom logo and other custom information. It will modify the underlying GridControlObject located on the File_Header.lbl label template to include the new info.

This tutorial contains six parts, each part taking you through each of the six standard report templates that ship with PC-DMIS, showing each report in the Report window and then discussing each report's underlying report template and reporting objects used on that template.

This tutorial shows how to display a legacy-type text-only report by turning on text-mode reporting for the TextOnly.rtp standard report template. It then shows how to use the Default.rtp report template to get a true text-only legacy report.

This tutorial shows the difference between making temporary Report window "modifications" and making permanent report template changes. It uses the CADOnly report and shows examples of how to make temporary modifications, how to remove those modifications, and how to make permanent template changes.

This tutorial explains what rules are and how they control what label templates are used and when. It also explains what report expressions are and how to use a command's data type as an expression within a GridControlObject of a custom label template. As the tutorial progresses it provides you with a practical example of how to modify the display of comments inside your final report.

This tutorial describes how to display header (or other) information on each page of a multi-page report by clearing the rule that calls the default header and instead inserting a label object directly into a report template, and then modifying the rules of the label object to pull in the header label template instead.