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Did you copy the rpt file to the local machine? You will need to deploy that as well.
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Did you copy the rpt file to the local machine? You will need to deploy that as well.

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Yes, I have tried different paths, I even put the report on the Desktop, but still nothing shows
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Yes, I have tried different paths, I even put the report on the Desktop, but still nothing shows

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Can you show how do you call the report ?
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Can you show how do you call the report ?

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ON the form I just put report viewer then when the wizard aske for the report I &nbsp;just choose existing report then select the path where I have the report
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ON the form I just put report viewer then when the wizard aske for the report I  just choose existing report then select the path where I have the report

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A simple question that is a making me pull &nbsp;off the hair I have letf.<br />
I finish a WINDOWS APPLICATION with VB2005 &nbsp;and one the forms contains a Crystal report viewer with report path of C:\Program\Name.. &nbsp; <br />
I publish this under C:\publish &nbsp; then I copy all this files to the target machine and run the setup, everything<br />
runs fine but I do not see the report . It tells me that the report fail to load. &nbsp; Where do I need to put the report on the target machine?. Or what I am doing wrong<br />

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A simple question that is a making me pull  off the hair I have letf.
I finish a WINDOWS APPLICATION with VB2005  and one the forms contains a Crystal report viewer with report path of C:\Program\Name..   
I publish this under C:\publish   then I copy all this files to the target machine and run the setup, everything
runs fine but I do not see the report . It tells me that the report fail to load.   Where do I need to put the report on the target machine?. Or what I am doing wrong


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