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Thread: Print Time Format in Crystal Report

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    sssssss,

    You can try Seagate Crystal Report 6.0
    There is a function to format time.

    But I think now the latest versin is 7.x !?

    Does it help ?

    Regards
    Keiko

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    I would like to know how to print time from access database using crystal report, since i can found only the date format from crystal report use in VB 5.0
    If the version of the crystal report in VB 5.0 is not support time format, then which version and where can I find.

    Thanks

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    Keiko,
    I would like to know how to upgrade the crystal report to 7.0, for the crystal report I have is came with the VB 5.0,
    Is it just upgrade the crystal report software and simply add an ActiveX object to my project?
    Can the new version software use my old .rpt files?
    Thanks for you help

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    sssssss,

    Basically when you install the new version
    of Crystal Report (let's say 7.0), the
    installation wizard will overwrite the
    registery of your current version
    (with the assumption they have the
    same file name. for version 6.0 they do).
    To play safe, you can unregister the old version
    then register the new version
    You can do:

    to unregister
    assumption: the name of the old version is crystl32.ocx
    REGSVR32 /u crystl32.ocx

    to register
    assumption: the name of the new version is crystl32.ocx
    REGSVR32 crystl32.ocx

    For physical report files, you can open the old files
    by using your new crystal report (for version 6.0 is fine)

    ps: I believe your current version of crystal report is
    version 4.6 !?

    Does it help ?
    Keiko

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