Each of the available reports presents information from the gedcom file in the form of a listing of individuals, giving personal details and family links: marriage, children and parents. Reports can include pictures, but only one for each individual, and this will be the topmost picture listed in the individual datasheet, in the View/Edit interface, for that individual. You can reorder the list to select the picture you want for a given individual.
You can choose to list all individuals, in either alphabetic or database order; or descendants or ancestors of a named individual. Producing a listing in database order will allow you to produce supplementary pages as new people are added.
Each report must be saved as one or more files, either as plain text or HTML or in Rich Text Format (RTF), or as a LaTeX file. Plain text files do not preserve formatting information, and cannot include pictures. If you save your report as a LaTeX file, it cannot be viewed directly, but must be typeset by means of one of the TeX distributions such as teTeX.
Files in RTF format can be opened and edited in a word processor such as MS Word, and can be saved as Word documents. They preserve formatting information, including choice of font, bold text and the option to prevent the block of data for any individual being interrupted by a page break. The font used is that selected under Options, Fonts... - that is, the same font is used in both charts and reports.
You can also produce an HTML report which is linked to an HTML chart. To access this facility, you must produce a 'full chart' in the usual way, and choose to save it to HTML. The HTML Options dialog will then open, allowing you to choose to produce a linked report.
Currently, there are no facilities within the program to print reports, or to preview them - they must be saved to file, and can then be viewed and printed using, for example, Word.