Laser runs in Windows browsers with the Silverlight add-in enabled, to provide online access to Ruby data.
There is also a version (Laser.exe) that runs as a desktop application, without the need for a Silverlight-enabled browser.
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Tables can be simple or complex. Laser can display any reports that can be shown in Ruby.
You can create and edit the structure (top, side, filter weight) in a specification form similar to Ruby’s.
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Galleries are collections of reports that you can cycle through
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You can have Excel based Dashboards that can be dynamically filtered.
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With Excel’s graphics machinery at your disposal these dashboards can be spectacular.
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