Too bad. Many people have HTML and/or RTF stored in a database, a dataset, or wherever. If you display this text in a Reporting Services textbox, it gets rendered as markup versus properly formatted HTML or RTF. Currently, Reporting Services...

Don't know how I missed this..this DL has been available for a week now! http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=BE6A2C5D-00DF-4220-B133-29C1E0B6585F&displaylang=en

You've installed SSRS 2005, and you're sure that you chose to include the sample files...yet you don't see them on your file system...Where are they? There's one more step you need to take care of...browse to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90...

I've seen tons of questions around if you can use various components of SRS 2000 with SSRS 2005 (and vice-versa), so I'm attempting to document them all in once place. This will hopefully become a good FAQ on the subject...feel free to ask/add more to...

In SSRS 2000, there was a specific location on the filesystem where you could drop RDL documents so that they'd show up as possbile new report choices when a developer chose to create new report. The same holds true for SSRS 2005: C:\Program Files...

I saw a question last week asking if one could use the new 2.0 SQLMembershipProvider to build a Forms Auth solution with SSRS, so I created a prototype to find out. Long story short, you can. Here's a walkthrough which will leave you with the following...