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Enterprise disk 3 /common/tools/vb/crysrept/crystl32.exe
Crystal is OK, I use it sometimes, other times I use Access and other times I use datareports. When you save your crystal report definition make sure the save with data option is not ticked, otherwise that will keep you confused for a good few hours wondering why the report contents aren't changing. :)
and here is a little bit of code to get you on the road
MousePointer = 11
With CrystalReport 'control name
.ReportFileName = app.path & "\Oli.rpt" 'report filename
.WindowLeft = 250
.WindowTop = 35
.WindowHeight = 700
.WindowWidth = 600
.WindowTitle = "OLI letter"
.Destination = crptToWindow
.Action = 1
End With
MousePointer = 1
[Edited by MadWorm on 09-20-2000 at 11:43 PM]
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According to Seagate Software, using Crystal Reports OCX is obsolete. The new way is to use Crystal Viewer and ADO recordset.
