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is there any different between seagate crystal reports 9.0 and crystal
reports that provided in vs.net ? any comments ? thanks .
 
Yes, there are a lot of differences. .NET is a feature-limited version of
CR9. They left a lot of stuff out so that you will updrade to CR9. But it
really depends on what you want to do. If you just want to write basic
reports without too many frills, then .NET works fine. If you want fancy
report objects (more control over charts, more formating options) or if you
want to do sophisticated runtime customization of reports, then you need
CR9. (.NET does runtime report modifications, but it is also limited).


HTH,
Brian Bischof

A Crystal Reports.NET book for programmers? Its here!
* Covers ASP.NET and Windows Forms
* Teaches all phases of report development
* Alerts you to the bugs and how to get around them
* Maps out the complex ReportDocument object model
* Shows how to perform runtime customization
* Demonstrates all options of connecting with ADO.NET
* Gives complete code listings for every concept presented

http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/123aspx.asp



beely said:
is there any different between seagate crystal reports 9.0 and crystal
reports that provided in vs.net ? any comments ? thanks .
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Brian Bischof,

hey, thanks for information and da links. it's pretty work for me to
learn those crystal reports .net guidelines. :D
 
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