I agree with check123.  "Facts" can have a harsh, accusatory tone which could put the listener on the defensive.  "Things" is usually a vague word to avoid, especially in writing, but it can be an acceptable way of toning down "facts," if the speaker wants to avoid sounding belligerent.

Yet there are other ways to accomplish the same thing.  You could avoid the word "you" as well:

Let me state the facts...

or even,

Please allow me to give the facts...

also sound a bit more polite, and less confrontational.

let you know a couple of facts OR bring couple of facts to your notice
My requirement is to have a report with the users rights for the past 5 years of data. It should have which user have the access rights to which content on a time in the past.

Is this possible using Out Of Box features of SharePoint 2010? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Abraham
