In response to G. Patterson I would like to extend my apologies on your support experience with ActiveReports for .NET. As a member of the technical support staff I know that we try to provide as much help as possible to get the results you are looking for. Our staff try their best to respond within one business day to any support requests we receive through e-mail or through our online message board system. Regarding the specific problem, I don't know the specifics of how the image data was saved in your database however you should be able to bind our picture control to binary image data in the database (as long as the data is a valid, .NET memorystream type when read back from the database). The control however cannot be bound to a field that simply stores a path to the image on a physical drive somewhere. In that case you would need some code to handle this in your Fetch Data event for the report - the support tech should have helped you in this regard. Again, I am sorry for the experience you had, and I hope if you consider ActiveReports for .NET in the future you do not have the same experience.