Printing Access Reports Using .Net

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Hi, I hope I am posting this in the correct newsgroup.
First of all, I know that if a user didn't have Access
installed on their workstation, in order to preview a
report created in Access using a VB application as the
front end the user would need Run-Time installed. But I
was wondering is it possible to send an Access report
directly to print without Run-Time (and of course Access)
installed on a user's workstation. By this I mean
creating and instance of the Access application and its
report objects in VB and using them to send the report
directly to print. I hope this is clear.

Thanking you in advance.
 
Sure you can use runtime or regular version.

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