Showing posts with label Visual Studio 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visual Studio 2008. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2009

Crystal Reports Merge Modules for Visual Studio 2008

image Are you one among the web developers wondering why the Crystal Reports in your asp.net website works well in dev environment but having lot of issues when deployed in Live environment…

I faced the same issue couples of years back and at last found out that Crystal Report merge modules aka runtimes should be installed in the live server. And the worst thing is..you cannot find these runtimes in you dev machine..

Then where can I find it???

I had the same question two years back and ended up asking Business object support where a CS representative gave me the access details of it..

Please give me the link..you may ask

Sorry..it won’t be useful..as that link will return ‘404 Page Not found’ now..Business object keeps on moving this Merge Module link quite frequently to make sure we always run around the corners searching for it :(

Enough talk..tell me where it is now…

Well..it is here

And please make sure…you download it as soon as possible as there is a possibility that this page also might return ‘404 Page Not found’ any time in the near future :(

Friday, January 23, 2009

Visual Studio 2008 Keyboard shortcut posters

shortcuts Today I googled to find out if there are any shortcut tables available for Visual Studio 2008. Surprisingly, Microsoft itself have released the shortcuts as posters..

Here they are..

You can download Visual C# 2008 Keyboard Shortcut Reference Poster here

You can download Visual Basic 2008 Keyboard Shortcut Reference Poster here

What about Visual Studio 2005 users???

I know you will ask that question :-)

Here they are

You can download Visual C# 2005 Keyboard Shortcut Reference Poster here

You can download Visual Basic 2005 Keyboard Shortcut Reference Poster here

Update on Feb 7, 2009

Some of the readers asked on how the poster look like. We have pasted the poster on our Engg IT deparment and here is how beautifully it looks :)

Happy shortcutting!!!! & of course go .NETing :-)