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A plain-language explanation of the key restrictions in the FastReport license agreement, along with an invitation to discuss custom usage and partnership opportunities.

FP3 files are reports created with the popular report generation tool, FastReport. However, to open and view such files, a special program is required — FastReport Viewer.

FastReport isn’t just about report components—it has a lot more to offer! In particular, there are several components that you can use in your applications just like the other Delphi components, and we’re always adding more to the library. In this article, we’ll check out one of these: TfrShellTreeView.

RFID tags are a modern way to ID products, quickly replacing barcodes. What makes RFID tags different is they use radio signals. This lets you scan large quantities of items fast, saving a bunch of time. RFID tags are also used to identify employees within companies. In this article, we'll check out how RFID tags work with the new TfrxDeviceCommand object in FastReport VCL.

Apache Ignite is a distributed in-memory computing platform that enables the processing and storage of large volumes of data in memory to achieve high performance and scalability. In this article, we will explore how to configure a connection to Apache Ignite in FastReport .NET.

Modern data processing and workflow automation technologies require the integration of various file formats that ensure the interaction of software products. Thanks to its wide range of features, the Microsoft Word text editor has become one of the most popular editors of varying complexity.  Consider converting Microsoft Word files to FastReport format.NET, used to create report templates.

One of the key features of FastReport .NET is the ability to merge multiple reports into one. This can be useful where you need to combine data from different sources or present information in a more convenient format. In this article, we will discuss how to merge multiple reports into one in FastReport .NET.

Wayland is a protocol designed to manage a graphical server in Linux-based operating systems and other UNIX-like OS. In this article, we will discuss how to run FastReport .NET Avalonia on the "Fedora Workstation 39" operating system with Wayland protocol.