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The tool is created to calculate the stage-discharge relationship, i.e. the rating curve, of an uneven/custom weir. The tool was developed using Visual Studio 2008, and the crystal report was used to generate a report. To view and print the analysis report, the crystal report runtime is required. The crystal report installer, CRRedist2008_x64.msi (for 64-bit operation system) and CRRedist2008_x86.msi (for 32-bit operation system), are both available for download.
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Learn how to download & install Crystal Report Runtime in this Tutorial. The SAP Crystal Report is the reporting tool that used to design reports both in web and desktop environment. The Sap Crystal report has gone through changes in name quite a few times and the current version is named SAP Crystal Reports, developer version for Microsoft Visual Studio. The last known name for the product was SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010. You can go to Crystal Report Runtime download link and skip the introduction.
This info was listed in the original post. \\nAnyway, I found the solution at the link below. \\n \\nThe recommendation is to explicitly target 32 bit processers when building your assemblies. Go to Project Properties, Compile, Advance Settings then change the Target CPU from its default "Any CPU" to "X86." Those of you who have been building VS apps on a 64bit machine for a while are probably familiar with the need to explicitly target X86. 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Login / Sign-up Search Questions and Answers 0 Former Member Mar 15, 2010 at 05:57 PM Where do I download the crredist*.msi files for Visual Studio 2005 and CR 1442 Views Follow RSS Feed I've created a VS 2005 application that uses the CR viewer control. When I run the application, the app generates an error message. It states that I need to install the appropriate CR redistributable (crredist*.msi). Shouldn't this file be on the CR cd's?
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