
	Reports for Repository Objects can be illustrated with Graphics. The repository 
	 object is associated wit one or more graphics through simple tags that are included
	 in one of the Multi Line Text blocks of the objects (for example: Description, Notes,
	 User Help Text). There are three way of creating a reference to a graphic:<BR><BR>1)
	 Include the name of a gif-file stored in the /rob_images/ directory between curly
	 brackets; e.g.: ^{help.gif^} {help.gif, ALT="Help"} <BR>2) Include the name of an ODWA_GRAPHIC
	 in the help item as follows: ^{GRAPHIC=graphicCode^}. You can create ROB graphics
	 using the <A href="javascript:parent.showHelp(406)">ROB Graphics Manager</A>.<BR>3)
	 Include the ivid of a file (type gif/jpg) containing a graphic you want to display,
	 stored somewhere in the Repository, in the following way: ^{REPFILE=ivid^}<BR><BR>ROB
	 will try to interpret the reference between the curly bracket and will replace the
	 brackets with the actual image you refer to.<BR>A good example of a graphic that
	 you want to see in your reports is an entity relationship diagram. <BR><BR>You can show curly brackets by using ^
	 as an escape character. Alternatively, any string between curly brackets that does
	 not contain either a period, the tag GRAPHIC= or the tag REP_FILE= is not considered
	 a valid graphic reference and is therefore shown as a literal string. For example:
	 {string between curly brackets} is shown, since it does not appear to be a valid
	 graphic reference.
	