Crystal Reports

Question

What Edition do I need to of Visual Studio to get Crystal Reports.

Does Crystal Reports work with IE as well as Firefox ?

What is The server Edition of Crystal Reports. Can It be called from asp.net ?



Thanks,
rf

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rfalagan

Answer 1

Hi Rfalagan,

I am moving this thread from Base "Visual Studio 2010 Install and Setup" forum to the "Crystal Reports for Visual Studio" forum, since the issue is related to Crystal Report. There are more experts in the "Crystal Reports for Visual Studio" forum.

Thanks

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Answer 2

Hi Rfalagan,

Some clarification with you:
Which Visual Studio do you mean? Visual Studio 2005, 2008?

For Visual Studio 2005, to apply Crystal Reports, please check Visual Studio 2005 Product Feature Comparison:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa700921.aspx
(Search for the keyword "Reporting")

For Visual Studio 2008, please see Visual Studio 2008 Product Feature Comparison: 
http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/f/e/5feb6914-bcdf-432f-81c7-e386812b086a/VisualStudio2008-ProductComparison-v1.08.pdf

For your second question, Crystal Reports can work with IE as well as Firefox.

For your third question, Crystal Reports Server is a new edition to Crystal Reports that allows you to create content and deliver it over the web. It’s the perfect solution for small- and mid-market enterprise reporting requirements.
For more information, please check: http://www.businessobjects.com/pdf/products/crystalreports/crxi_feat_ver_ed.pdf

For your fourth question, Crystal Reports can be applied with ASP.NET. If you have any concern, please try ASP.NET forums - Crystal Reports  forum for more useful help.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Yichun Chen

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