September 2002
Beginner
528 pages
11h 53m
English
When people hear the word “report,” chances are that they think of some relatively boring, corporate financial information. Well welcome to the world of Crystal Reports, in which a report can be anything from a telephone bill to a bank statement, a customer invoice to a list of out of stock products, a portfolio of market equities to an airline timetable, an analysis of file space on a hard drive to a list of top selling books—the list is limited only by your imagination.
Since its first release in 1992 and its bundle as the reporting engine in Visual Basic in 1993, Crystal Reports has been used by millions of people to take information from almost every conceivable data store and format it to allow people ...
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