By default, a toolbar appears at the top of the C1ReportViewer control at run time. The toolbar allows users to print, save, navigate through, and change the display of the report at run time. If you do not want the toolbar to appear you can set the ToolBarVisible property to False.

The toolbar appears similar to the following image:

The toolbar includes the following options:

• Print document: The Print document button opens the Print dialog box where users can print a report. For more information, see Printing a Report.
• Save document: The Save document button opens the Save dialog box where users can choose where to save their report. For more information, see the Saving a Report topic for more information.
• First page: Navigates to the first page of the report. See Navigating a Report for more information.
• Previous page: Navigates to the previous page of the report. See Navigating a Report for more information.
• Page: Indicates the currently selected page and allows users to select a page to view. See Navigating a Report for more information.
• Next page: Navigates to the next page of the report. See Navigating a Report for more information.
• Last page: Navigates to the last page of the report. See Navigating a Report for more information.
• Zoom Out: The Zoom Out button decreases the size of the viewed report. See Zooming a Report for more information.
• Zoom In: The Zoom In button increases the size of the viewed report. See Zooming a Report for more information.
• Current Zoom: Indicates the current zoom level and allows the user to choose from predefined zoom options. See Zooming a Report for more information.
• Continuous View: Lets the user view a report as a continuous series of pages. For more information, see Changing Report Flow.
• Full Screen : Specifies whether the viewer must be shown in full screen mode. Note, when full screen mode is enabled document overflow style will be changed to hidden and viewer will be fit in parent container bounds.

For more information about using the toolbar at run time, see Run-Time Interaction.