Creating the Reports
1 Select Internet from the File menu or use the Internet tool to open the Internet Reports window.
Internet tool
2 Enter the name of the school or your name in the field at the bottom of the window. This name is used in the title area of the reports.
3 Select the HTML tab and select either Multi-class or Single-class Email Reports. Click Next. Select Multi-Class Email Reports if you have the same students in multiple classes or subjects and wish to produce reports that include all subjects. Otherwise, select Single-class Email Reports. After clicking, the Report Options window will appear with a variety of options.
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Set the desired options in the Report Options window. Many of the options found in this window are identical to those found in the window for the printed progress reports. See Student Reports: Multi- and Single-class Progress.

There are some special options as follows:

HTML Options. Click this to open a window where the style and colors used in the tables of the report can be set.
Label Options. Click this to open the Gradebook Options window so that the labels used in the report can be edited.
Use Custom Student Title. For security, it is strongly recommended that you turn on this option and click the set button. In the Custom Student Title Options window (shown on next page), set Line 1 to ID only or turn on the Exclude 'Line 1' from Internet reports. This causes any reference to the student to be omitted.
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Click the Create button. Follow the prompt to create a folder on your desktop. You may wish to name it Email Reports. Easy Grade Pro will create a folder inside it with student reports for each class.

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Quit Easy Grade Pro and view the reports using your web browser. Although there is no way to preview the HTML reports within Easy Grade Pro, it is easy to view them using your web browser before you email them. Find the folder you created, open it and double-click on any report page. If it doesn't open, open your web browser, choose Open from the File menu, then navigate to the report and open it.

See Emailing a Report, the topic that follows, for information on how to send the reports.