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Creating reports with Visual Studio .NET has never been easier

Just trying to determine the licensing model for the Crystal Reports option used to absorb more time than writing a report engine. This becomes especially true when you have to go to the web, even internally. Perhaps they've changed it, but I suspect not. There is, in otherw ords, a price to be paid for the ease of use.

This article is very good but in the option Print Friendly this article is incompleted,I like yours articles can get with PDF Format.
Thanks

I agree with the "Print Friendly" comment. The option is very "unfriendly" when used to print articles that contain more than one page. No matter what I try, I have only been able to print the first page of a multi-page article.

Data Dynamics? ActiveReports for .NET is another alternative for reporting from inside of Visual Studio .NET. It is an award winning popular report writer for Visual Studio .NET that many have found it easy, powerful and to have a very clear and non-restrictive licensing model.
Find it at http://www.datadynamics.com/activereports

XtraReports from Developers Express should also be considered as an alternative:

http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/XtraReports/

Includes source, royalty free, can import reports written in MS Access, Crystal or Active reports. Easy creation and deployment of reports.

It's a good help.
but I would like to know if you can define the labels in a resource file in case of changing the language.