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As I said, I'm logging on to the local machine. It is not a domain controller. It is a member server, but I'm not logging on to the domain.

I have a site manager who, in an effort to make space on their server without buying any internal drives has attached a 120 GB External USB Hard drive. We're running out of space on the C drive thanks to user profiles so he wants me to move them onto the external Hard Drive. I tested this idea...

Additional information: On a hunch I checked the event log. There is an error logged when I use the /p switch it says Application Error Faulting application crw32.exe version 11.0.0.1282, faulting module unknown, version 0.0.0.0 fault address 0x00000000. I can't help but think perhaps it's...

I'm trying to print a report in Crystal Reports from the command line and not running into too much sucess. I'm using CR XI. When I run crw32 with the report's filename following it, it opens the file. I've tried /a through /z. /p seems promising. It pauses and it's the only one that closes...

I have a report that has a sub-report in it. The subreport can be several pages long and I'd like to repeat the header information that indicates what each column represents, but I can't seem to figure it out. I'm using Windows NT 4 Server and Crystal Reports 6. Thanks, SEth

I tried that. The problem is the main table has about 15,000 records, and between the query, the series of if comparisons, as I preview the report it processes rows at a rate of about 2 a second. Interestingly if I leave the two tables joined it returns quickly. It seems to be getting cought up...

it's probably worth mentioning that I'm working with CR 6.0.

Okay I've got a subreport that displays a bunch of values. I am trying to flag values that are outside an acceptable range. E.g. lets say we only tolerate 1.0 to 1.5 mm somethings if a value is too high, or low I want to set it off, maybe with asterisks. I need to pass these values, from my...

Okay I have two views 1 has a boatload of data (10 columns with 15,000 records, with a groupID and datetime, and the second has a group ID and diferent tolerance values. I've created a subreport linked them together, and created a formula field that checks to see if each of the entries exceed...