Text Control Reporting: Getting-Started and Basic Concepts
Text Control published getting-started documentation for its reporting engine, covering the Template Designer workflow with a sample database and the integration of merge processes into .NET applications. A companion glossary explains core concepts like merge fields and blocks.

We just launched a new Text Control Reporting Getting Started and Reporting Concepts overview documentation.
This very easy-to-use getting started tutorial shows how to use the Template Designer with a sample database and templates and how to integrate the merging process into your .NET application.
The Reporting Concepts glossary gives a good overview and explanation of basic concepts such as Merge Fields and Merge Blocks.
Learn more about the reporting capabilities of Text Control:
Reporting
The Text Control Reporting Framework combines powerful reporting features with an easy-to-use, MS Word compatible word processor. Users can create documents and templates using ordinary Microsoft Word skills. The Reporting Framework is included in all .NET based TX Text Control products including ASP.NET, Windows Forms and WPF.
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