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Reportsmith Installation on Windows 7

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Reportsmith Installation on Windows 7

Reportsmith Installation on Windows 7

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Has anybody had any success running ReportSmith V3.10 on a system with Windows 7.  It doesn't appear to load correctly even though I installed it using "compatibility mode" for XP service pack 2.

I've even tried running it using compatibility mode and doesn't appear to allow effective dating options from ADP extension set.

Any help would be appreciated.

RE: Reportsmith Installation on Windows 7

Try "compatibility mode" for Windows 95 or 98. RS 3.0 came out in 1995(ish).

If that does not work, I would call ADP and/or SRS tech support.   

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