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Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2005, how to bind a dataset

Zones: Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Visual Basic Programming, .NET

i am using visual basic 2005 with access 2007 database. I am also using an embedded crystal report which has very sinple data on it. I am having troubles with accessing reports on the client machine as it is asking me to login into the report. Please show me a correct way to set up the dataset connection to my embedded report so that the report can open on the client machine with visual baisc 2005 code
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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: systems_ax

Solution Provided By: emoreau

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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