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Thanks mlmcc ... that gets me started in the right direction.<br />
Marc
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Thanks mlmcc ... that gets me started in the right direction.
Marc

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I'm using CRAXDRT.DLL to open and export a report to word RTF format. Can anyone tell which of the hundreds of &nbsp;Crystal reports DLLs I need to have installed to do this. &nbsp;I've heard ( though this site) that there is no runtime license required for this DLL ... so does Business Objects have available for download all the DLL's I need. &nbsp;I'm currently running Crystal Reorts 11.5 developer edition &nbsp;but don't want to install the whole thing on all the computers that will be generating the exported the reports. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I'm using CRAXDRT.DLL to open and export a report to word RTF format. Can anyone tell which of the hundreds of  Crystal reports DLLs I need to have installed to do this.  I've heard ( though this site) that there is no runtime license required for this DLL ... so does Business Objects have available for download all the DLL's I need.  I'm currently running Crystal Reorts 11.5 developer edition  but don't want to install the whole thing on all the computers that will be generating the exported the reports.  Thanks.

Which DLLs needed for Crystal reports CRAXDRT.DLL to load up a report and export a report to RTF

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