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Thanks Mortaza, I guess we could try. Is there a link that I can get ot how will you send it to me?
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Thanks Mortaza, I guess we could try. Is there a link that I can get ot how will you send it to me?

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It's size is about 5 MB, I can send be email...
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It's size is about 5 MB, I can send be email...

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Ok, send it to marine1boy@gmail.com and post a message here after you're done. Thanks.
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Ok, send it to marine1boy@gmail.com and post a message here after you're done. Thanks.

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I'm now sending the email, I have attached the setup as a RAR file, please download and rename it from Reports.ra_ to Reports.rar then extract it and run setup.exe
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I'm now sending the email, I have attached the setup as a RAR file, please download and rename it from Reports.ra_ to Reports.rar then extract it and run setup.exe

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Have you received my email?
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Yes Mortaza, I did. In a short time I will be able to conclude this. Thanks again.
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Yes Mortaza, I did. In a short time I will be able to conclude this. Thanks again.

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I have a VB application that uses the CRYSTL32.OCX component. The priginal application was developped with BB.5.0 and I made some modiffications with VB.6.0. I built the installation kit with the Visual Studio 6.0 wizzard and everything works fine (on W2K/WXP machines) except for the report parts. I appares that the CRYSTL32.OCX can't be installed or registered so when it comes to pop up the reports nothing happens.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I have a VB application that uses the CRYSTL32.OCX component. The priginal application was developped with BB.5.0 and I made some modiffications with VB.6.0. I built the installation kit with the Visual Studio 6.0 wizzard and everything works fine (on W2K/WXP machines) except for the report parts. I appares that the CRYSTL32.OCX can't be installed or registered so when it comes to pop up the reports nothing happens.

Any ideas?

VB.6.0 and CRYSTL32.OCX setup

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.