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I'll preface this by saying that up to now, I've done some VB.Net programming for Windows applications, but this is my firs foray into web, ASP etc. Using vb.net 2008 I am trying to use a GridView on a web page to display the contents (properties) of objects contained in an ArrayList called...

Hi all, We have outlook deployed through Citrix at our site. In the analytical lab where I work we have a small application I wrote that uses a free SMTP email component to email lab reports to our internal customers. Currently we keep track of customer email addresses in our LIMS (Lab...

Ah ha! I have CR V9 on my machine, and the report I'm using was created in V9. In my .NET application the reference for CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine says Version 9.1.5000.0 so I had only added the registry keys for Version 9 to my test machine (the one without Crystal Reports...

Hi Corres No, unfortunately this didn't help. I tried both setting the report to 'No Printer' and changing the laser printer resolution to it's highest setting and re-savig the report. I still find it odd that making the registry changes outlined in the KB article on my pc make it print the...

Thanks Durango. I had a look at the pdf settings under vb.net and near as I can tell, the only options are PdfRtfWordFormatOptions.FirstPageNumber PdfRtfWordFormatOptions.LastPageNumber PdfRtfWordFormatOptions.UsePageRange Nothing regarding images. I wonder where the final executable is...

I have an application written in VB.NET that uses a Crystal Reports Viewer to allow the user to export a file to pdf. The report has a logo on it that gets quite choppy when printed from the pdf file. I know there is a known issue in regards to this, and I've done the registry edits on my...

Will do, thanks. Kerry

I have an application written in VB.NET that uses a Crystal Reports Viewer to allow the user to export a file to pdf. The report has a logo on it that gets quite choppy when printed from the pdf file. I know there is a known issue in regards to this, and I've done the registry edits on my...

Where I work we have an excel spreadsheet that uses the Solver add-in tool to determine the best values for 4 variables based on 4 equations. Some of the other variables (those we measure) are already entered into a db applicaiton we all use, and if possible I want to create a VB.NET...

I have a report based on one parameter, that contains a subreport also based on the same parameter, so that is what they are linked on. When I open this report in Crystal Reports, it takes 30 seconds or more to open. Neither the report or subreport are saved with data. If I delete the...

Is there a horizontal listbox type of control to show a list of items horizontally, like the 'To' and 'CC' address lists that Outlook uses on the email composition screen? I think I could write the code to mimic this using a list and a textbox, but wondered if there was already a control to do...

Thanks Rick - I just tried and no luck. It seems I can set the cursor for the viewer control at design time to an hourglass, then stick Me.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor into the viewer control's Report_Refresh method, and the cursor will act as I want when it's sitting over the viewer, but I'd...

Hi, I have an application that I've written that accepts command line arguments and uses those arguments to load a particular report into an untyped ReportDocument, set parameters for the report and then shows the report in a CrystalReportViewer. It works fine, but a couple of the reports...

Hi synapsevampire - It's not exactly the number of decimal places I'm trying to dictate, it's the number of significant figures. I've created a user defined function to create a format string that I thought CStr could use to take care of significant figures. The UDF gives me the format...

Hi, I'm using CR9 and was having some unexpected behavior with the CStr function. So to troubleshoot I created a new function that is just: CStr(125.34,"000.00") This is an example directly from the CR online help. The help screen says the result of this should be "125.34" but when I put...

Check your number format under Regional and Language Options on the Control Panel. It's likely let to 2 decimal places. I've run into this before and it's a pain. Kerry

Eureka - it seems it is possible using vb.net to pass command line parameters to a crystal report and programatically export it without the use of a form or a report viewer control. I thought I'd post this in case it helps someone else someday. I slimmed the code down a tad for this example...

John, that explains it - I didn't take Basic 101 :-) Thanks for this - should do the job. Kerry

Well, it looks like I'm out of luck, for now anyway. I did do some googling and indeed there was no round function until Visual Basic 6. As to using it from another dll, I couldn't find any mention of that. Also unfortunately we don't have Excel on the machines where I need to use this...

Rick - I think I'll have to give that a try. Thank you. Kerry