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Version 11.5.0.313<br />
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Ok, can you give me the BASICs of what to do? High level explanation is ok, I'm just researching solutions...<br />
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Thanks <br />
M<br />
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Version 11.5.0.313

Ok, can you give me the BASICs of what to do? High level explanation is ok, I'm just researching solutions...

Thanks
M



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I haven't done it in VS 2005 with CR XI but in VB6 with CR8<br />
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Add a viewer to a form<br />
Write code to attach a report to the viewer<br />
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mlmcc
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I haven't done it in VS 2005 with CR XI but in VB6 with CR8

Add a viewer to a form
Write code to attach a report to the viewer

mlmcc

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I do know that VS Professional comes with a bundled version of CR. I think the version is 9 or 10....?<br />
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Question: Can I somehow use VS 2005 Professional to display an ALREADY DEVELOPED CR XI report? Basically I need to give access to a CR XI report to my clients using a WEBSITE.<br />
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Can this be done, or will the entire report need to be developed WITHIN the VS Professional CR module in order for it to work?<br />
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Thanks<br />
M
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Experts:

I do know that VS Professional comes with a bundled version of CR. I think the version is 9 or 10....?

Question: Can I somehow use VS 2005 Professional to display an ALREADY DEVELOPED CR XI report? Basically I need to give access to a CR XI report to my clients using a WEBSITE.

Can this be done, or will the entire report need to be developed WITHIN the VS Professional CR module in order for it to work?

Thanks
M

Can I use Visual Studio PROFESSIONAL to DISPLAY a CR XI report?

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