Disable temporary files

Hello,
Is there a way to disable temporary files creation when I execute a report from .NET?
I know temporary files help to improve the speed but sometimes we prefer the complete execution from real path because users can see where is the report and sometimes they get confused by temporary files.
Thanks in advance.
Regards.

Just remembered:
Use the clean up code to delete the temporary files from Temp folder when you are finished working on them:
ReportDocumentObject.Close();
ReportDocumentObject.Dispose();
GC.Collect(); // force garbage collector
Have a look at [this|Temp files clean up problem in Crystal Reports.NET; too.. !!
AG.

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