I am using a DLL compiled in VB6 that references the CRAXDRT.DLL (crystal reports object) to print reports. This is being utilised by several users from a windows 2k server via ASP pages on an intranet.
This works perfectly well for a period of time, then starts to get an ‘Error 5 Invalid...
I am using a DLL compiled in VB6 that references the CRAXDRT.DLL (crystal reports object) to print reports. This is being utilised by several users from a windows 2k server via ASP pages on an intranet.
This works perfectly well for a period of time, then starts to get an ‘Error 5 Invalid...
I am using a DLL compiled in VB6 that references the CRAXDRT.DLL (crystal reports object) to print reports. This is being utilised by several users from a windows 2k server via ASP pages on an intranet.
This works perfectly well for a period of time, then starts to get an ‘Error 5 Invalid...
Using VB6, Win2000 server and an SQL database with Crystal Reports 8.5
I am successfully logging on to my data source with the following.
With crxReport.Database.Tables(1)
.SetLogOnInfo CStr(.LogOnServerName), CStr(.LogOnDatabaseName), CStr(.LogOnUserID), CStr("Password")
End With...
I'm having a problem printing from my COM object (called from an ASP page).
I know that the account used is SYSTEM and that I have to set-up the printers for this account, that's an old problem. ;-)
My problem is printing to a printer other than the default local printer, i.e. to the remote...
I'm having a problem printing from my COM object (called from an ASP page).
I know that the account used is SYSTEM and that I have to set-up the printers for this account, that's an old problem. ;-)
My problem is printing to a printer other than the default local printer, i.e. to the remote...
I'm having a problem printing from my COM object (called from an ASP page).
I know that the account used is SYSTEM and that I have to set-up the printers for this account, that's an old problem. ;-)
My problem is printing to a printer other than the default local printer, i.e. to the remote...
I'm having a problem printing from my COM object (called from an ASP page).
I know that the account used is SYSTEM and that I have to set-up the printers for this account, that's an old problem. ;-)
My problem is printing to a printer other than the default local printer, i.e. to the remote...
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