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Check the print method. &nbsp;There should be an option to turn it off. &nbsp;Set it false.<br />
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Check the print method.  There should be an option to turn it off.  Set it false.

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I have a crystal report that works great except that there are times when my system will be running completely automatically. &nbsp;When in auto-mode I need the program to print on its own.
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I have a crystal report that works great except that there are times when my system will be running completely automatically.  When in auto-mode I need the program to print on its own.

Is there a way to supress the print dialog box when printing a crystal report?

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