Generating Letters In SSRS

Aug 21, 2007

Hi. I'm looking for tutorials on how to use SSRS 2005 to generate letters in Word or PDF format from a database. We need to send letters with our company logo and some boilerplate text to a set of companies based on a SQL Server query. So the letter will look something like this, with the red areas repeating from the dataset,


[logo goes here]

123 Any St.
AnyCity, CA 90210

[today's date]

Dear [name from database],

Some boilerplate text goes here. Your Account [account number from database] is past due.


Sincerely,

[scanned signature goes here]

Somebody

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Code Snippet
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END
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