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I trully believe that there was/is a conpiracy by corporate america and or government providing data that told that tech jobs are on the rise and were increasing exponentionally to bring down the average pay for IT staff. I cant believe anythy of these so called projections anymore. I know a...

Thanks! this works. You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

I have an app. that is using couple of access db files and 8 report files. I use CRYSTAL REPORT VIEWER to view reports. Everything is working fine, untill I try to change data in access databse. I need to be able to populate access database multiple times with different data throught out simple...

So, does any one know if its a crystal reports bug, or is it a crystalviewer bug? Please help me out. You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

should I repost? You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

I have an application that is using Access database, and crystal reports. Within the application I need to be able to view crystal reports that are using the databse. then exit out of the crystal reports, and rerun/repopulate the access database with different set of data., then view crystal...

Thats the laptop I was looking at on the compaq site! :-) I think that lower end athlon64 with 523mb ram would be fine. Wondering if its worth paying more for 64 bit video card, or more for one slot ram chip - that might be much more usefull in the long run. You should never underestimate the...

Thanks, for reply. You know what, my friend had a sony 17" laptop and his screen gave out also, it just faded to be so dark, that it is unusable. Plus Sony's are expensive, well that rules out sony laptop. So you do like the compaq? Hmm, maybe a good choice then, I ll do some more research on...

Ok, so it looks like athlon64 with upped ram would be the best thing for me right now. With the new widescreen laptops I keep seeing, the choice for the screen format is begging to be brough up. I figure that wide screen would be better, but I dont know exactly why would it be better besides...

So, you would not get the 64bit amd and go with the standard athlon, but add more ram instead? or you would just get a lower end amd-64 with more memory? You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

I am looking to get a new laptop for myself, and I basically have a question about the Athlon-64 vs P-4. What is the better way for me to go? Should I get a 64-bit processing and sacrifice clock processing? The problem I think is that I probly will not be using the 64-bit power for maybe...

does anyone know how to create or export an icon from a jpeg or bitmap image file? You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

Thanks, to all. I've resolved the issue. You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

I tried Try repDoc.Load(path) .ReportSource = repDoc .RefreshReport() Catch ex As Exception MessageBox.Show(ex.Message, "xxx", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error)...

Am I supposed to set the CRViewer source to repDoc? You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

Thanks for the link it is pretty nice. The thing though, is that one of the examples is previewing the report that way. They just assign the path to the report object. And it does work under XP, but not 2000. I will try various other methods that they provide examples for. You should never...

I m trying to load crystal report viewer on the form, and it works fine on XP, but on 2000 i get an error: CrystalReportWindwsFormsViewer Error: c:\ ..\report.rpt: Invalid Parameter Name I tried the CR formum, but they are sleeping and I dont think that this is report problem, although I might...

Hmm, I actually figured out where the error is coming from, although I dont know why and dont know how to fix it yet... form3 = New Form3 With form3.CRVIEWER9 .ReportSource = ("C:\Program Files\dc analysis reports\othcount.rpt") .Show()...

Hmm, I am looking through the report for the 7th time and just noticed that one fields type comes up as a number type if i hover mouse over it. It does store values that could be numbers, but the field in the database is set to text. Interesting thing is that if I try to delete the label from...

Why would I get an Invalid Parameter exception when trying to open up a CR9 in vb.net on 2000 machine, but it works fine on XP?! I have no idea what the problem is I have checked data types, so they would match, report can be viewed fine on XP through vb.net or through Crystal Reports software...