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I have tried registering exportmodeller.dll and crtslv.dll and this resolves the problem.<br />
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Thanks
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I have tried registering exportmodeller.dll and crtslv.dll and this resolves the problem.

Thanks

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I am trying to export to PDF (crystal reports 8.5) it works fine on my PC (I have crystal reports loaded).<br />
I have transferred all the DLLs mentioned in the runtime.hlp to my clients PC but I get an error<br />
Error 999 : Operation not implemented yet<br />
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has anyone any ideas. I can export to word, but not pdf.<br />
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what haven't I done.<br />
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my code looks like<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ReportObj.Output := ToExport;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ReportObj.ExportOptions.Fi<wbr />leType := AdobeAcrobatPDF;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ReportObj.ExportOptions.Fi<wbr />lename := Ename;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ReportObj.ExportOptions.De<wbr />stination := tofile;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; reportobj.export;<br />

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I am trying to export to PDF (crystal reports 8.5) it works fine on my PC (I have crystal reports loaded).
I have transferred all the DLLs mentioned in the runtime.hlp to my clients PC but I get an error
Error 999 : Operation not implemented yet

has anyone any ideas. I can export to word, but not pdf.

what haven't I done.

my code looks like

      ReportObj.Output := ToExport;
      ReportObj.ExportOptions.FileType := AdobeAcrobatPDF;
      ReportObj.ExportOptions.Filename := Ename;
      ReportObj.ExportOptions.Destination := tofile;
      reportobj.export;


Crystal Reports Exporting to PDF - Error

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