There are several ways to accomplish this task.

One is to enable the printing settings directly in your html page as its shown on this solution below. The other is to place the URL´s as linked text

a. To print the view, place a linked text in the format given below:

<a href="http://creatorexport.zoho.com/appOwnerName/appLinkName/print/viewLinkName"> Print </a>

b. To export the view in CSV format, place a linked text in the format given below:

<a href="http://creatorexport.zoho.com/appOwnerName/appLinkName/csv/viewLinkName"> CSV Export </a>

Refer to http://help.creator.zoho.com/Functionality-based-URLs.html learn more the URL patterns.

Scheduler is a powerful feature in Zoho Creator that allows the application owner to create timed actions without any user input. These timed actions can be executed periodically based on the date and time values present in your form or on fixed date and time.

Zoho Creator supports three types of schedules. Form, Report & Custom. For birthdate reminders you need to use Form. Form schedules are events that are scheduled based on a date/time field in your form. (i.e) you will be able to specify a field in the form, whose value will be taken as the scheduling due date (or as start date and end date) in case of schedules with repeats like 'monthly' or 'yearly'.

list  LogHistory_Report
{
    displayname = "LogHistory Report"
    show  all  rows  from  LogHistory [(Added_Time < '10-Nov-2015' && Added_Time > '01-Jun-2015')]
    (
        Added_Time as "Added Time"
        Added_User as "Added User"
        Activity
        (
            width = 250px
        )
        Modified_Time as "Modified Time"
        Modified_User as "Modified User"
    )
}

Write the following code within the on add -> on validate block of the Script tab. In the following deluge code, the value of the field PatientID is calculated based on the form values specified for the First_Name and Last_Name and the value returned by the variable zoho.currenttime.

on add
{
on validate
{
input.PatientID = input.First_Name + " " + input.Last_Name + " " + zoho.currenttime;
}
}

Write the following code within the on edit -> on validate block of the Script tab. In the following deluge code, the value of the field PatientID is calculated based on the form values specified for the First_Name and Last_Name and the value returned by the variable zoho.currenttime.

on  edit
  {
  on validate
  {
  input.PatientID = input.First_Name + " " + input.Last_Name + " " + zoho.currenttime;
  }
  }

You can manipulate a date field by using the + (to add) and - (to subtract) Operators or by using the Built-in date functions. For example, if you would like to add 364 days to a particular date field, say StartDate and display it in another field, define a formula field named ExpiryDate with expression (StartDate + "52W:0D:0H:0M:0S") or by using the addDay built-in date function, 

For example,

form Sample
{

StartDate
(
type = date
)


ExpiryDate
(
type = formula
value = (StartDate + "52W:0D:0H:0M:0S")
)
}

To Edit Multiple Records,

1. Select the records to be edited and click on the Bulk Edit option displayed below the Report header. For shared users, the Bulk Edit option will be displayed only if access permission is provided by the application owner.
2. In the Bulk Edit dialog, select the column whose value needs to be modified and specify the new value. You can select multiple columns and specify their values from this dialog.
3. Click on the Apply button to apply the new values specified. The selected records will be updated with the new values.

In the following sample, if the year specified in the DateofBirth field is greater than the current year, the submit action will cancel. The script is added to the Form Actions -> on add -> on validate block to validate a new record and in the Form Actions -> on edit -> validate block to validate an existing record which is submitted after editing.

if (input.DateOfBirth.getYear() > zoho.currentdate.getYear())
{
alert "Enter valid Date of Birth";
cancel submit;
}

In a view, the columns are displayed in the order the corresponding fields in the form were created. It is, however, possible to rearrange the columns in a view. To do so:

• Click on "Edit this application" and navigate to the required view.
• From the left pane, from under "Display" click on "Preview".
  
• The columns are displayed in the order they will be displayed when the view is accessed.
• Drag the column that you'd like to move, and drop it in the required position.
• When the view is accessed, the columns will be displayed in the new order.

Right now it is not possible to duplicate a form directly. However, it is possible to do so via script. 

• Click on "Edit this Application" and navigate to the particular form.
• From the top strip displaying the Form name, mouse over on "More Actions" and click "Form Definition".
• You will be redirected to the Script tab displaying the form's configuration in Deluge Script.
• From the left pane, from under "Form Definition", click on "With Action".
• Copy the entire code snippet
• From the "Select Form" in the top left corner, select "New Form"
• Paste the copied code snippet.
• Since a form with the name form xyz already exists, give the form some other name. The forms can have the same display name though.
• Click on "Save Script" to save the form.