As far as I know the end user does not have to pay any license fees. Please correct me if I am wrong.

>Hi Einar.
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>I've seen many people talking about Crystal here at the UT. One thing that scares me is its license costs to the end user. That's why I've been trying XtraReports or even ActiveReports, they are royalty free. And the demos, at least, look great.
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>Even though, I'm gonna read the article you pointed to me.
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>Thanks a lot!
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>>Crystal is aguably the most used report generator for .NET because a version is included with VS. I am not saying Crystal is the best :) I use Crystal to generate my reports. "Pushing" data into a Crystal report reminds me about how I did it in VFP where I also got all my data ready in a cursor and then let the report use that cursor.
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>>I have received a lot of Crystal help here on UT. One artice that I recomend reading can be found here:
>>http://www.code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=0501071
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>>HTH,
>>Einar
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>>>Hi all.
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>>>I'm a bit stuck in creating my reports at this stage. I have been evaluating xtraReports, which seems to be a good choice for now. I use StrataFrame framework, which delivers me well structured business objects.
>>>So far, so good.
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>>>I was used to get all my needed report data ready in a Cursor in VFP, and then just let the report use the temp cursor and do its job.
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>>>Before I go through a wierd path, would you guys share your experiences in this matter?
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>>>Thanks in advance.