Crystal Reports 10: The Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series) | 
|  | | | Title: | Crystal Reports 10: The Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series) | | Author: | George K Peck | | Publisher: | McGraw-Hill Osborne Media | | Type: | Book / Paperback | | Publication Date: | 18 June, 2004 | | ISBN / ISBN-13: | 0072231661 / 9780072231663 | | List Price: | $49.99 | | You Save: | $18.50 | | Amazon Price: | $31.49 | |
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Produce winning presentations and reports with expert advice from this definitive guide. Discover vital tips on how to best utilize Crystal Reports’ features to analyze data, and build professional, complex, and effective reports. Find the entire spectrum of user knowledge—from advice for new users on how to develop, design, and build a simple report, to in-depth information on complex features such as Crystal Server Pages and integrating Crystal Reports into Visual Basic.NET programs.
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Customer Reviews:
• Book Review 15 July, 2004
I have to say I'm disappointed in this book. Normally I don't buy McGraw-Hill "Complete Reference" books because generally I find them lacking sufficient detail and depth to do any real programming. I bought this book because there aren't an abundance of Crystal 10 books out yet and because Crystal Reports documentation is notoriously bad, but this book has lived up to my McGraw-Hill "Complete Reference" expectations. I find the book lacks sufficient detail and code samples to be of any real use for integrating Crystal Reports into an application. Specifically, I'm working with Part II, Crystal Reports 10 on the Web.
- Reviewed by customer ID: AFDKTAGWMV8OW
• Crystal Reprots 10 - Complete Reference 20 February, 2007
This is a very good, thorough book with lots of examples included. I have bought other books by the same publisher and have been very pleased with all of them.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A32J25N1GUGCFT
• Complete But Not For Learners 02 April, 2005
This book delivers exactly what the title promises. It goes through Crystal Reports 10 screen by screen and feature by feature. It is well laid out and has lots of screen prints. There is way too much verbiage, at least for this reader.
So what's the problem? The book desparately needs examples of how you actually DO some of the things it talks about in such detail. Crystal gives you some really nice sample reports, but they are all finished, not exactly easy to break apart and understand. If this book had some case studies (eg, now lets build the chart report of Quarterly Sales by Employee), I would have found it a whole lot more useful.
Come to think of ut, I would trade this book in a minute for something more task-oriented and hands-on.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A1CUNM6N4LTRA5
• Best Book On Crystal Reports 10 17 June, 2005
This book has been an invaluable resource in creating and publishing reports with Crystal Reports 10. I've been able to give it to new designers to get them up to speed and also use it to look for answers to quick questions on new features. Overall, this is the most versatile book I've found on Crystal Reports 10.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A2QYYRZFCRRAO0
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