Reports are previewed on the screen in a non-editable viewer. The viewer has toolbar buttons that allow printing, zooming in and out, navigating through the pages of the report, and closing the preview.

Report information is sent to a file. The user can choose between a simple text file (.txt) or a comma-separated value files (.csv). This is the only option that does not use the other user selected report styles. One font is used for all sections of the report and all formatting is removed. However, commas are in place to separate table columns so that the file can be imported into a spreadsheet program.

Reports are saved to the Virtual Print Engine file format (.vpe). These files can only be opened with vpeview.exe, which is distributed with the RAM Structural System and installed in the same directory as the program. This format allows reports to be saved and later viewed on-screen outside the RAM Structural System.

In all RAM Structural System design modules, the gravity surface loads applied in the Modeler are automatically distributed to the supporting beams and walls. All beams are assumed to be simple spans (not continuous between adjacent spans). The reactions from the beams are carried down the supporting columns (through each level) and are available at the base of the structure to load the foundations. This gravity analysis does not consider the continuity of any of the beams, gravity or lateral, steel or other material.

In RAM Concrete, the user has the option of specifying continuity conditions for all concrete and 'other' type beams. These continuity conditions along with the assigned section properties and applied loads are used to calculate the gravity forces and reactions on all the supporting columns. The column forces are accumulated down the structure and are available at the base of the structure to load the foundation. Gravity wall axial loads also transferred down the structure to the foundation in the Concrete Analysis.