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There is a runtime MSI included with VS2008 that you need to include or just install on the users machines.<br />
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mlmcc
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There is a runtime MSI included with VS2008 that you need to include or just install on the users machines.

mlmcc

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Hi,<br />
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I just finished my C# project using Crystal Report to display data.<br />
The matter is that teh Crystal Report assembly references will not be recognized when I create my Setup Project with Visual Studio.<br />
So I can I figure out what assemblies are needed and how to include them?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Andre
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Hi,

I just finished my C# project using Crystal Report to display data.
The matter is that teh Crystal Report assembly references will not be recognized when I create my Setup Project with Visual Studio.
So I can I figure out what assemblies are needed and how to include them?

Thanks

Andre

Create Setup Project with VS 2008 and Crystal Report

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