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# Create and Share a Report
## Create a Report in FieldAgent on Desktop
FieldAgent Desktop has two options for creating reports; Basic and Detailed.
## Basic Report
To generate a basic report:
1. Open FieldAgent on Desktop.
2. Navigate to the field you would like to generate a report on.
3. Set up the screen with the content you would like to display on the report.
4. Select the PDF icon at the top of the screen.
5. Select basic report.
6. Add notes.
7. Click Done.
## Detailed Report
To generate a more detailed report, select Detailed Field Report when given the option. With this option selected you’ll be able to use the camera icon at the top of the screen or within a photo viewer to capture the images you’d like to include in the report.
When you’ve captured all the images you’d like to include in the report, select the report icon at the top of the screen.
A tool will open which allows you to customize the report.
Make any changes you’d like and then select Build and Done.
## Sharing a Report
With the .PDF report open on your computer, select Save As.
Name and save the report in a location you can navigate to later. The report can then be shared via any desired communication method (for example, email).
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