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Follow on Google News | combit List & Label 17 released!19 years after the brand was first released, version 17 of the report generator List & Label has been released.
By: combit GmbH List & Label 17: Highlights of The New Features Gantt Chart Vacation and project schedules or maintenance schedules and their temporal context are explayed clearly through overlapping time bars. There are an ambundance of possible settings. PDF Object The preparation of forms is a lot faster; one places a PDF in the workspace, adds data to it and then prints the combined result. Recreation of forms is no longer necessary, they can even be embedded. Precalc Function The value of aggregate functions such as maximum, minimum or sum can be pre-calculated. This allows comparing the actual value to the current max, min or sum of all values even if the application doesn't explicitly supply these aggregates. Data Graphics They quickly and easily visualize data in graphs: bars, stars, and traffic lights in each line and allow an overview of large amounts of data. Data graphics can be used in combination with the precalc function. Areas and Bubbles Bubble charts allow for four-dimensional reporting - x-axis, y-axis, color and bubble size - area diagrams are particularly striking convincing in their stacked form and provide more data transparency than line charts. Design Schemes The new design schemes can be used with all objects effortlessly. One either chooses from one of the pre-defined shemes or defines one that fits the corporate design. Designer as Control The List & Label Designer can be hosted in a control platform (.NET/VCL). The result is a harmonious integration of the Designer into the own software product. XHTML export The existing export function was improved. Custom print style sheets ensure that the print out adheres to the actual layout, the corresponding toolbar allows to navigate through the XHTML result. Viewer Plug-ins for Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera The full spectrum of browsers is now supported. End users can create browser-supported PDFs as well as work with, print and export drilldown reports. .NET: Individual Designer Objects Custom objects now have genuine properties in the Designer. One example shows the interface with Bing Maps, OpenStreetMap and others, including Geocoding. .NET: JSON, CouchDb, MongoDb With new providers, the .NET component can network with these popular sources of web data. The "NoSQL" databases CouchDB and MongoDb get by without a rigid schema and scale well for the internet. combit List & Label: Product Description Coders around the world have used combit List & Label since 1992 and now in its 17th version. They expand their own products with a multitude of reporting functions, and have access to almost any type of data source in classic applications just as well as in web reporting and in the cloud. Compared to other development components , List & Label provides the highest degree of flexibility in regard to the types of data that can be analyzed, the supported program languages and the number of export and barcode formats. The List & Label Designer can be switched over into many languages and can be integrated into the application without additional license fees. This way, end users can create reports, too. The reporting module List & Label from the German software developer combit is available in German and English and is offered in three editions. The subscription- -------------------- Further information: combit GmbH Untere Laube 30 D-78462 Konstanz Germany http://www.combit.net/ Press Contact Brita Dannenmann, Alex Schroff T +49 (0) 7531 90 60 13 F +49 (0) 7531 90 60 18 pr@combit.net Product Information T +49 (0) 7531 90 60 10 F +49 (0) 7531 90 60 18 sales@combit.net # # # Founded in 1988, combit GmbH is situated in Constance, Germany. The software house develops and markets developer components for other software developers as well as standard software for small and large corporations. End
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