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Hi Ken, You spent a great deal of time responding to my inquires. Your help was very much appreciated. Any way, I wanted to follow up with you on the solution that I found just in case (in the unlikely event) it comes up again. The assembly I was using, CRAXDDRT.dll, is not supported any more...

I downloaded it from here; https://www.sap.com/campaign/2010_CURR_SAP_Crystal_Reports_2008/index.epx?kNtBzmUK9zU Are you saying I should have downloaded an additional product to go with this? Or should I have downloaded an alternative product altogether?

Hello again Ken, As you suggested, I have installed CR 2008 (30-day trial) I now see a lot of those extensions in the folder your blog referenced C:\Program Files\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\win32_x86\ ...but I get the same results when I execute my code. I'm still seeing...

Thank you for your assistance. I will download a trial version and if it resolves my problem, I guess we'll have to make the purchase. I appreciate your time and patience.

I think that particular one is intended to come out as a text export. Then I see another export being done (which also fails) as a CSV export: I know the goal is to end up as a csv export. Based on the what I see in the code I can only assume it's considered a text export. ' Set the...

You're absolutely correct. I looked at the link you provided and the seven formats presented in there Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) Crystal Reports (.rpt) Rich Text Format (.rtf) Microsoft Word (.doc) Microsoft Excel (.xls) HTML 3.2 (.htm) HTML 4.0 (.htm) are the exact one I'm being limited to. As it...

Ok, my apologies if this sounds extra ignorant... The code I inherited is using these Crystal Reports in the exact manner I've indicated in my code snippet. This led me to believe that this functionality was bundled up with Visual Studios and that no Crystal Report license was needed. Am I...

Ok so now I'm getting some where (I think). Your blog was exactly the kind of thing I needed. Looking on my machine I see to directories: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Business Objects\2.7\Bin and C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Common\2.8\bin I'm guessing the latter is of more...

How can I determine the missing assemblies/dlls? Is there in an installation/deployment package specific to these assemblies that I'm missing?

Why is it that I'm only permitted to use a fraction of the export types that are obviously available to me? Take note of the following code (Windows app written in VB.Net via Visual Studios 2008): Dim crxApp As new CRAXDDRT.Application() Dim crxRpt As CRAXDDRT.Report crxRpt =...