Crystal Dictionaries
If you are looking for Crystal Dictionaries, you have come to the right place. We explain what Crystal Dictionaries is and point you to the official download.
What is Crystal Dictionaries?
Crystal Dictionaries are structured and simplified views of data that can be created for some or all of the individuals in an organization. When working with Crystal Dictionaries, users can only see the information that they need, and what they want others to see. They also reduce support costs and time, and reduce data misuse, loss, and damage. This chapter also shows how to set up and use Crystal Dictionaries, in order to improve organizational efficiency, as well as security. Those people who have coded in BASIC or some other language that allows comments understand the value of having some kind of explanatory text. In Crystal Reports, this explanatory text exists as Crystal Dictionary. The processor should be an Intel Premium or an AMD based PC or Server. RAM should be 512 Megabytes, and Hard Disk Space should be 200 Megabytes.
As with other types of functions, this one also has an Expert that guides the user. When he is done making a dictionary, users can report directly from that, and not have to learn about the underlying tables and relationships, which can often be a time-consuming and painful task to do.
Download Crystal Dictionaries from the developer
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File types supported by Crystal Dictionaries
Our users primarily use Crystal Dictionaries to open these file types:
About file types supported by Crystal Dictionaries
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Last updated: : January 26, 2014