How to make Direct printing with crystal Report with VS 2010

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I want to print my windows application form with crystal report. how can i do that please clearly specify that

Posted 2-Dec-12 4:34am

charuwaka

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Nelek 2-Dec-12 13:29pm

You have posted a serie of very vague questions. I recommend you to start reading a good manual (there are a lot of contents in the net, try google a bit). When you face concrete problems, then ask concrete questions. Don't take it bad, but if you want to learn... you are not choosing the best way to do it.

[no name] 2-Dec-12 19:36pm

Sir nelek,

please don't even try open my question i said no after trying all possible cases only i came here . A humble request for you please don't answer my questions

Nelek 3-Dec-12 16:36pm

I wanted to reply you here, but I pressed the worng button. Please read my comment below.

Nelek 3-Dec-12 16:35pm

If you tried all possible cases why don't you tell the rest what you did and which errors you got in return? That would increase the possibility to give you the correct answer. It is annoying to answer something with all the best intentions, just to receive the posterior comment "I already tried that and it doesn't work".

I was just giving you an advice to increase your possiblities of receiving help. I already told you in other question and I don't know if you will even bother to read it, but you should read:
what have you tried?[^]
So you will understand what I am meaning.

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Krunal Rohit · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-02T04:36:00

Solution 1

Try this out[^]

Posted 2-Dec-12 4:36am

Krunal Rohit