New HTML5 Reporting Demo Website Online
Text Control published an interactive HTML5 reporting demo site featuring the MailMerge engine and the Web.TextControl editor. The demo provides a sample template with merge fields and blocks, a sample database, and the ability to preview merged results directly in the browser.
We just published a new reporting demo website that gives an overview of the Text Control Reporting functionality and provides a demo web application with a sample template and a demo database.
http://reporting.textcontrol.com/
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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