This tutorial will teach you how to use our formatting tool. This tool is useful when you need to specify how your output is formatted, whether it's a date/time, a currency, or any other number which requires special representation.

If your images are stored directly on your database, you will need to use an Out tag to display them in the report. We'll show you how here. If the image locations are stored in a database and the actual images are located elsewhere, check out the Import Tag tutorial below.

Check out this tutorial if you need to import an external document such as an image, a PDF file, or even another Word document; especially useful for combining templates, or retrieving externally stored information.

This tutorial teaches you how to retrieve a URL (both file URLs and web URLs) from a database, and display it in your document as a clickable link. This also goes along with Bookmark Tags which allow you to link to locations within your document.

In this tutorial about the Bookmark tag, you'll learn how to create "anchors" in your generated documents that allow you to link to locations within your document. This is especially useful for something such as a table of contents.

Want to display data based on certain conditions about other data? Check this tutorial out! Anyone who has experience in programming computers probably already understands the structure of "if-else" statements, but here we'll also show you how to apply that understanding to AutoTag.

In the case of a large database, you want to limit the number of database queries in order to save on system resources. This is generally a good rule anytime you are working with databases. We'll show you how to stick to this rule by using the Query tag to save the query results for later use and re-use in a document.