It would be really useful if there was a way to print or even export a user's History.

Dom

Sorry for being curious, but what shall be the sense of this? 

One way would be to use my Cinematic Collection Viewer program.
First export your collection as XML in DVD Profiler.
Then import your collection in CCViewer: File->Import->DVD Profiler Collection

After that you can run SQL queries: Tools->SQL Queries.

The following probably would do for your request:

select title, eventtimestamp, eventtype from profiles p inner join events e on p.profileid = e.profileid where userid='$username$' order by 2;
$username$="Select userid from users"

The result you can save to file, copy to clipboard or directly print it.

Quoting Astrakan:

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Quoting 8ballMax:

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History? As in...???

I'm assuming as in the history available in the History tab in the user listing.

It's the only kind of user history I know of.

KM

Exactly. My wife wanted to bring a few movies with her to her friend's place. She wanted a list of which movies she had already loaned her. By looking at the list, she was able to figure it out, but I could see where printing a list could be useful.

Quoting TomGaines:

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One way would be to use my Cinematic Collection Viewer program.
First export your collection as XML in DVD Profiler.
Then import your collection in CCViewer: File->Import->DVD Profiler Collection

After that you can run SQL queries: Tools->SQL Queries.

The following probably would do for your request:

select title, eventtimestamp, eventtype from profiles p inner join events e on p.profileid = e.profileid where userid='$username$' order by 2;
$username$="Select userid from users"


The result you can save to file, copy to clipboard or directly print it.

That works perfectly. I was able to imprt it into excel and format it to my hearts content.
My wife is happy again 

Thanks
Dom