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Seagate 7.0 and CR 10?

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Seagate 7.0 and CR 10?

Seagate 7.0 and CR 10?

(OP)
I have Seagate Info 7.0 installed.  I've been asked to do some testing of Crystal Reports 10.  Can I install them both on the same pc, or will it screw up my SI7?

RE: Seagate 7.0 and CR 10?

In theory it should work, although perhaps they may not have tested with Seagate Info.

You might also designate WHICH edition and features of CR 10 you have.

In either case, have a reinstall process in place just in case, SI 7 is very old and no longer supported...

-k

RE: Seagate 7.0 and CR 10?

(OP)
Thanks, I'll give it a try.
SI7 is a pain to reinstall, I'll have to find my old installation notes, just in case.

RE: Seagate 7.0 and CR 10?

Yeah, I used to use SI 7, the price was nice ;)

-k

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