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Crystal reports is part of the Vissual Basic Professional edition. &nbsp;It is not part of any Vissual C++ editions. &nbsp;(At least not the professional, I know that because I have that. &nbsp;I'm pretty sure it is not part of the enterprise edition either.)<br />

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Crystal reports is part of the Vissual Basic Professional edition.  It is not part of any Vissual C++ editions.  (At least not the professional, I know that because I have that.  I'm pretty sure it is not part of the enterprise edition either.)


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I thought it still came with Visual Studio.<br />
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However, it is not 'intergrated' into any product. &nbsp;It is a separate product that is bundled with some MS developer products.<br />
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The on-line help should be included .. I'd check your installation.<br />
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I thought it still came with Visual Studio.

However, it is not 'intergrated' into any product.  It is a separate product that is bundled with some MS developer products.

The on-line help should be included .. I'd check your installation.



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I could be wrong. &nbsp;I'll check.<br />

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I can not find any indication that Crystal reports is shipped with vissual studio. &nbsp;But that really isn't proof. &nbsp;You can never prove the null hypothesis... &nbsp; You might want to reject my answer and see if another expert can help.<br />

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I can not find any indication that Crystal reports is shipped with vissual studio.  But that really isn't proof.  You can never prove the null hypothesis...   You might want to reject my answer and see if another expert can help.


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Is crystal reports integrated with VC++ (5.0)? If so is there anyway to get the related documentation since the online help if VC++ doesn't contain any information?
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Is crystal reports integrated with VC++ (5.0)? If so is there anyway to get the related documentation since the online help if VC++ doesn't contain any information?

Info. on crystal reports???

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.