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SYMPTOM<br />
When you view a report with barcode UFL functions through Crystal Report Viewer ActiveX, an error message pops up complaining that &quot;u2lcom.dll is missing&quot;. <br />
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The file is available. I feel this may be registry related and caused by a recent software installation of MS update.<br />
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SYMPTOM
When you view a report with barcode UFL functions through Crystal Report Viewer ActiveX, an error message pops up complaining that "u2lcom.dll is missing". 

The file is available. I feel this may be registry related and caused by a recent software installation of MS update.



u2lcom.dll is missing

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