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Invalid Export dll using Crystal 8.5 under Terminal Server
Using Crystal Reports 8.5 with my VB6 SP2 application under Microsoft Terminal Server I get the following error when I save a report to disc with data:
"Error in file C:\Myfilename.rpt Invalid Export dll or Export format."
It is being saved as a crystal report file:
CrystalReport1.Destination = crptToFile
CrystalReport1.PrintFileNa me = myfilename.rpt
CrystalReport1.PrintFileTy pe = crptCrystal
CrystalReport1.PrinterName = Trim(Printer.DeviceName)
CrystalReport1.PrinterDriv er = Printer.DriverName
result = CrystalReport1.PrintReport
This works perfectly under Windows XP and on Windows Server 2003, but for PCs or terminals dialing into the 2003 server computer using Microsoft Terminal Server it gives the above error. Does anyone know what is missing?
"Error in file C:\Myfilename.rpt Invalid Export dll or Export format."
It is being saved as a crystal report file:
CrystalReport1.Destination
CrystalReport1.PrintFileNa
CrystalReport1.PrintFileTy
CrystalReport1.PrinterName
CrystalReport1.PrinterDriv
result = CrystalReport1.PrintReport
This works perfectly under Windows XP and on Windows Server 2003, but for PCs or terminals dialing into the 2003 server computer using Microsoft Terminal Server it gives the above error. Does anyone know what is missing?
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mlmcc
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I did answer the question myself in the end as above so was unsure how to close it:
alexking:I've just solved it!
Under normal use the files are in windows/crystal.
Under TS, it looks in %userprofile%/Windows/crys tal.
Create the folder under the profile, copy the DLLs and hey presto!
alexking:I've just solved it!
Under normal use the files are in windows/crystal.
Under TS, it looks in %userprofile%/Windows/crys
Create the folder under the profile, copy the DLLs and hey presto!
In the future you canpost a request in the Community Support with a link to the question asking a moderator to close the question.
mlmcc
mlmcc
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Computer101
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Computer101
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Under normal use the files are in windows/crystal.
Under TS, it looks in %userprofile%/Windows/crys
Create the folder under the profile, copy the DLLs and hey presto!