My users have a pre-printed form they load into the printer before printing their Access 2000 reports. I re-created the form in Crystal Reports 8. Now I'm having to print the crystal report for the user (they need several hundred copies at a time). I would like to put the Crystal report I created into their Access 2000 database so that I don't have to print the form and they don't have to load the printer with a pre-printed form. I don't want to recreate the report in access using the add-in. Is there a way to get the Crystal Report 8 that I created into Access 2000?
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Does the form have to be an MS Access form? I don't know of a way to do that.
You could simply buy them a copy of CR, or you could compile the reports and give them a shortcut to run it with the runtime engine (see the FAQ on compiled reports). Ken Hamady
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Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal (including ADO)
You could simply buy them a copy of CR, or you could compile the reports and give them a shortcut to run it with the runtime engine (see the FAQ on compiled reports). Ken Hamady
Crystal Reports Training/Consulting and a
Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal (including ADO)
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