Cub Editor is a software tool that simplifies the formatting of MS Access reports by allowing developers and end-users to quickly modify layouts based on existing tables or queries. It improves upon the native MS Access report wizard with sleeker design options.
Cub Editor is an amazing software specifically designed for MS Access Report formatting purposes. The best part about this software is its user-friendly interface that allows MS Access developers and end-users to create or modify report layouts. The software is made in such a way that it looks and behaves like the usual MS Access report wizard but with advanced features.
Cub Editor offers more control over the report formatting process to make sure you get the best possible results, and it also allows you to change the layout of your pre-existing reports. It's really easy and convenient to insert a field into a report with Cub Editor. You just have to drag and drop the field name from one list box to another. After you've done that, Cub Editor would add the right controls to the report header, detail, and footer sections, and then spread the report controls evenly across it.
With Cub Editor, you would no longer have to go through the hassle of making endless adjustments to straighten out report fields. Another brilliant feature the software offers is that it automatically computes the best width for a report control to fit all or the majority of the values contained in the field. This eliminates the need for guesswork or trial and error in calculating the right width for a particular report control.
Cub Editor works seamlessly with Cub Reporter (also by Peter's Software), which saves a lot of application development time, and allows users to create their own reports. Taking into account the amount of time saved with the software, it's a wise investment. Plus, it is available for almost all versions of Access including Access 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003.
Cub Editor offers more control over the report formatting process to make sure you get the best possible results, and it also allows you to change the layout of your pre-existing reports. It's really easy and convenient to insert a field into a report with Cub Editor. You just have to drag and drop the field name from one list box to another. After you've done that, Cub Editor would add the right controls to the report header, detail, and footer sections, and then spread the report controls evenly across it.
With Cub Editor, you would no longer have to go through the hassle of making endless adjustments to straighten out report fields. Another brilliant feature the software offers is that it automatically computes the best width for a report control to fit all or the majority of the values contained in the field. This eliminates the need for guesswork or trial and error in calculating the right width for a particular report control.
Cub Editor works seamlessly with Cub Reporter (also by Peter's Software), which saves a lot of application development time, and allows users to create their own reports. Taking into account the amount of time saved with the software, it's a wise investment. Plus, it is available for almost all versions of Access including Access 97, 2000, 2002, and 2003.
What's New
Version 2.7: Bug fixes, improved report field sizing, 3-line headers supported