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Access and Crystal Runtime Needs

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Access and Crystal Runtime Needs

Access and Crystal Runtime Needs

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I have an application that was built with Access 2000, using Crystal Reports 8.5 to display output reports. After crated "mde" file,

How do I setup a Crystal Reports Runtime to use in deploying this application on PCs?

What are the dll necessary?

Please help us

RE: Access and Crystal Runtime Needs

The Developer Help file has that info (I don't have it installed here).

What version of CR 8.5 do you have?

Here's the whitepaper:

http://support.crystaldecisions.com/communityCS/FilesAn...

Crystal also has a runtime application (distribution) that allows you to create .exe's from reports for distributing standalone reports (you download it from their site).

-k

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