Dear Razzak,
Picking fruits from the Data Tree and Object Tree
will be a big
productivity enhancement.
[Another] Great idea.
Randy Peterson
----- Original Message -----
From: "A. Razzak Memon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> The Data Tree window shows the associated table/view and
columns
> accessible by the report. Once a report table/view is
selected in this
> outline, all of the columns in table/view are shown in
the list at bottom
> of this window. You can select column(s) from this list
and drag them
> into the report. A report component corresponding to the
field will be
> created automatically.
>
> The Object Tree is a dockable window accessible by
right-clicking
> over the open toolbar area of R:BASE 7.0 for Windows
Report Designer
> and selecting the 'Object Tree' option.
>
> The Object Tree window shows the structure of the report.
Once a report
> is selected in this outline, all of the objects in each
section of the report
> such as Report Header, Page Header, Detail, Break
Header(s), Break
> Footers(s), Page Footer and Report Footer are shown in the
outline at
> bottom of this window. You can use this outline to select
report objects
> and configure them. You can also use this window to
control the layering
> (Send to Back/Bring to Front) order of the objects in each
section of the
> report. The object which is listed first is the bottom
layer, the object
> which is listed last is the top layer.
>
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