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How add Crystal Report Version 11 in VB6

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Help Re: How add Crystal Report Version 11 in VB6

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Apr 30th, 2006
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Originally Posted by priyakumar
Hi,
How add Crystal Report Version 11 in VB6. At present I have been using Crystal Ver 8. I need to upgrade to Crystal Ver 8.5 or above to implement exporting rpt's to pdf. Now, I have installed CRystal report 11 Developer edition in my system and from VB i am not able to add Crystal Report control of version 11. Can anyone pls help.

thanks,
priya

Hi Priya,

I'm also having a simlar problem - using RDC in VB6 with CR8.5 was a breeze - but not so in CR11 - I simply can't get any Designers for CR11 in the VB6 environment..I wonder how it is possible...?

I've read the Technical PDF that comes with CR11 but that too goes on saying all is possible using RDC and CR11 etc etc - but exactly how..I'm baffled - did you manage to get it done ? Please let me know how. Will aprreciate your help verty much

Thanks.

Sailesh.
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