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the ouroboros is an ancient alchemical symbol of a serpent or dragon forming a circle while swallowing its own tail. it represents the infinite cycle of life, death, and re-birth.
chnoubis is an egyptian gnostic solar icon, found most often on gnostic gems and amulets for protection against poison and disease. it is a composite figure with the head of a lion and the body of a serpent, usually with seven rays emanating from the head, sometimes, with the twelve zodiacal signs. chnoubis is an aspect of the gnostic demiurge, yaldabaoth, and is associated with abraxas. Images of chnoubis are most often found inscribed on gnostic gems, small talismans made from semi-precious stone, dating from the first century onward.
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and hermetic tradition in the existence of two suns: a hidden one of pure "philosophical gold," consisting of the essential fire conjoined with aether, and the apparent one of profane "material gold." The "dark, consuming fire" of the material sun leads to its being called the "dark" or "black sun."
the emerald tablet, also known as the secret of hermes, is a text revealing the secret of the primordial substance and its transmutations. it is the work of hermes trismegistus ("hermes the thrice-greatest"), the hellenistic combination of the greek god hermes and the egyptian god thoth. this short and cryptic text was highly regarded by european alchemists as the foundation of their art, in particular of its hermetic tradition.
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Optimal Choice of Sample Fraction in Extreme-Value Estimation
AbstractWe study the asymptotic bias of the moment estimator [gamma]n for the extreme-value index [gamma] [set membership, variant] 5 under quite natural and general conditions on the underlying distribution function. Furthermore the optimal choice for the sample franction in estimating [gamma] is considered by minimizing the mean squared error of [gamma]n - [gamma]. The results cover all three limiting types of extreme-value theory. The connection between statistics and regular variation and [Pi]-variation is handled in a systematic way.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1949 International KB-1
In the late 1940s, half-ton pickups, like this 1949 International KB-1 for sale on Hemmings.com were purchased by those with a specific need to haul freight, not just tow the boat to the lake. Many were used beyond the point of salvation, then scrapped or left to rot in a field. This special-order KB-1 is the exception to the rule; a two-owner truck, it's been restored to better-than-new condition, as evidenced by its Best of Show win at the 2007 IH show. From the seller's description:
This pickup truck is show ready. It has an original 214 Green Diamond Engine. I would drive it anywhere. It was a special order at time of manufacture which included special features of column shift, 6 foot bed, 2 windshield wipers, 2 mirrors, cow catcher and rear bumper. It is a half year truck, and was only built for six months before they went into production of the L series trucks. There were not a lot manufactured and all of this makes it a very rare truck. It won best of show in '07 at the IH show. We are the second owners and we spent years in our spare time restoring this truck. It is turn key ready. An enclosed trailer for truck is available for additional money. If interested, please ask.
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The enduring influence of Ken Kesey's Furthur
Electric Mayhem bus. Photo courtesy Muppet Wiki.
As noted last month, Ken Kesey's Furthur could be considered one of the most influential buses for inspiring a million hippies to turn their Volkswagen Type 2s into rolling psychedelic painting canvases. For that matter, it very well may have set the whole art car movement into motion. Since writing about its pending restoration, though, we've been trying to think of some of the more direct influences it's had, and we've come up with four.
We'll start with the Muppets' Electric Mayhem bus, if only because Animal. Based on an International Loadstar (IMCDB notes it was a 1963 Loadstar, probably a 1700, with a Carpenter school bus body), it debuted in The Muppet Movie in 1979, then made a couple more appearances (Muppets from Space, 1999; and The Muppets, 2011) before making a cameo in a recent Super Bowl ad (sporting an incredibly similar paint scheme, but this time based on an Advance Design Chevrolet chassis).
While not as elaborately painted as Furthur, we should include the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour bus for the simple fact that it's the only other bus that Tom Wolfe mentions by name as being directly influenced by Furthur in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. Part of a made-for-TV movie-slash-music-video experiment, the Magical Mystery Tour was conceived by Paul McCartney in April 1967, but not implemented until that August. The folks at IMCDB have identified it as a Plaxton-bodied 1967 Bedford VAL 14 Panorama I, and it reportedly still exists.
Like any countercultural element subjected to pop culture appropriation, Furthur undoubtedly inspired the Partridge Family's 1957 Chevrolet school bus-turned-tour-bus featuring a Piet Mondrian-influenced paint scheme, which debuted with the television show in September 1970. For more on the bus, check out Kurt's brief history.
Finally, the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine, again more pop culture than counterculture, but perhaps there was a bit of subversiveness on the part of Hanna-Barbera's staff in developing a kids' show using a hippie bus (one with no back windows at that) as the main characters' mode of transportation.
Can you think of any more instances like these? Let us know in the comments.
Caution Weird Load: Ken Kesey's Furthur, the proto-hippie bus, headed for restoration
Photos by Jason Johnson, courtesy Furthur Down the Road.
It seems as though Furthur hasn't taken its last trip after all. Though the effort has been beset with fits and starts, the family of author Ken Kesey has long maintained a vision of seeing Kesey's Furthur – the 1939 International D-50 school bus transformed into a rolling testbed for psychedelic experimentation – on the road again, and with a new foundation dedicated to restoring the bus, that just may happen later this year.
Perhaps one of the country's most influential buses – if not on automotive history, then on counterculture and popular culture as a whole – the International very nearly rotted away while in Kesey's possession, and indeed, some of the people involved with its rise to prominence even argued that it should have been allowed to do so. Built with a Gillig Brothers body atop a three- to four-ton chassis, with a 94-hp, 298.2-cu.in. overhead-valve six-cylinder International engine and five-speed manual transmission, the bus likely served some unknown San Francisco Bay-area school district in its early years before Atherton, California, resident Andre Hobson bought it and began to outfit it with bunks, a refrigerator, sink, cabinets, and other amenities to take his 11 children on vacation.
In the spring of 1964, Hobson put the bus up for sale, and either Kesey or one of the Merry Pranksters – the group of people clustered around Kesey at the time – spotted it in the local classifieds. Kesey, an Oregon native who was then living in the mountains of nearby La Honda, California, bought the bus (some sources say for $1,500, others for $1,250) with some of his earnings from his first book, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and set the Pranksters loose on it. Not only did they paint the bus in meandering multicolored murals, they also had a turret and windshield installed atop the bus and wired it for their sonic experimentations. Novelist Tom Wolfe, who heralded Kesey, the Pranksters, and the bus in his book The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, described the result as
glowing orange, green, magenta, lavender, chlorine blue, every fluorescent pastel imaginable in thousands of designs, large and small, like a cross between Fernand Leger and Dr. Strange, roaring together and vibrating off each other as if somebody had given Hieronymous Bosch fifty buckets of Day-Glo paint and a 1939 International Harvester school bus and told him to go to it.
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a frenzy of primary colors, yellows, oranges, blues, reds, was sloppy as hell, except for the parts Roy Seburn did, which were nice manic mandalas. Well, it was sloppy, but one thing you had to say for it; it was freaking lurid. The manifest, the destination sign in front, read: "Furthur," with two u's.
The manifest was later corrected to read "Further," and those close to the bus and its history generally regard both as correct.
Kesey bought the bus to drive cross-country to the 1964 World's Fair in New York City and to the debut of his second novel, Sometimes a Great Notion. With Neal Cassady of Jack Kerouac's On the Road fame at the wheel, Kesey, the Pranksters, and plenty of (then-legal) LSD-laced orange juice made the trip and back that year, along with numerous other trips around the country over the next five years. After it blew its engine on a trip to Woodstock in 1969, Kesey parked the International on his farm outside of Eugene, Oregon, and eventually pushed it into a swampy area on the farm in 1989, after he built a successor to the original, also based on an International Harvester school bus. In the swamp, its deterioration accelerated and it began to grow beards of moss over its rusting and fading flanks.
According to Jason Johnson, the executive director of the Furthur Down the Road Foundation, a non-profit committed to restoring the bus, some people, Pranksters included, argued that the bus should be left alone to continue deteriorating. Meanwhile, the Smithsonian had hoped Kesey would donate it, ensuring a subsequent restoration. Yet it remained neglected as long as Kesey lived – until his death in November 2001 – and for a while after. It wasn't until October 2005 that Kesey's family – including his son Zane, daughter-in-law Stephanie, and widow Faye, to whom Kesey passed the bus – had Furthur pulled out of the swamp and placed in indoor storage, but even then, they made no effort to restore it.
That started to change last year, when Stephanie Kesey headed up the formation of the Furthur Down the Road Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. According to Johnson, the foundation's goals are twofold: first to restore Furthur to its 1964 configuration, and second, to use the restored bus as a rolling museum.
"The bus is an icon, an artifact of an important period in U.S. history," Johnson said. "It's also one of the greatest pieces of art produced by Ken Kesey."
It's also rather decrepit. Though the moss has been knocked off and the bus has been cleaned up from its time in the swamp, Johnson said it also has quite a bit of rust and very little of the original paint remaining. One account of the bus from 1997 noted that parts of its engine had been cannibalized for use on Ken Kesey's latter-day Furthur. While the family is currently seeking estimates for the cost of the restoration, Johnson said the foundation is benchmarking the restoration of the Rosa Parks bus currently in The Henry Ford, which he said cost somewhere around $300,000.
"Our goal is to raise $1 million by the end of 2014, and we'd like to get the restoration of the bus started by July or August," Johnson said. "We know the restoration probably won't cost that much, but this is a bigger project than just the restoration. We'll need transportation for the bus, staffing for it, and we'll need to build the rolling museum aspect of it. And in the longer term, we'll need to raise even more for an endowment so we can continue to operate the rolling museum."
Though a start date of late summer means that the bus will likely not make it across the country for the 50th anniversary of its famous trip – as the family had earlier planned – Johnson said the anniversary should still prove useful in building awareness among potential donors to the foundation. To fulfill the educational obligations of a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Johnson said that the ultimate aim of the Foundation is to use the bus to "educate a new generation of Kesey fans, either about the scene or the music or about his literature. Ken and the Pranksters were like astronauts – they were psychonauts – in that they brought to the world a new way of looking at things. They encouraged people to think for themselves, and they were never doing anything to hurt anybody."
Of the Pranksters who are still around, Johnson said that they may not be directly involved with the Furthur Down the Road Foundation, but they gave their support to the project.
For more information on the plans for the bus's restoration, visit FurthurDowntheRoad.org.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1979 International Harvester Scout II Midas package
International Harvester didn't have a van with which it could participate in the custom van craze of the late Seventies. It did, however, still have the Scout, which it handed over to Midas Van Conversions to have the typical custom van touches – shag carpet, brown plaid highlights, funky cosmic root beer graphics, swivel seats – applied. This 345-powered and Midas package-equipped 1979 IH Scout II for sale on Hemmings.com appears pitch-perfect, missing only the 8-track player and a suitcase full of Charlie Daniels tapes to play on it. From the seller's description:
99,500 miles on the odometer. 345A V-8/727 automatic transmission. 4×4 Dana 44 differentials w/3.07 gears. Dana TC-145.Front swivel seats with both armrests and back seat captains chairs. Overhead console, lockamatic front hubs, tilt steering wheel and luggage rack.
Beautiful frame on restoration in excellent condition and in orignal colors inside and out. New quarter panels, front fenders and rocker panels and original Midas applique's made by Mark Drake of Scout Madness. All body/door/lift gate and window seals are new. Power steering hoses, radiator hoses and belts, dash circuit board, urethane spring, shackle and body busings andfront and rear axle bump stops are new along with the transmission shift cable and transmission mounts. An auxiliary electric fuel pump has been added for easier starting.
Transmission has a new Permacool remote filter and Permacool remote cooler added with synthetic auto transmission fluid. All fluids and oils are now synthetic in the Transfer case, transmission, both differentials and engine.
New heater hoses and new radiator. Steering stablizer and new A/C filter dryer. Wheels are American Outlaw polished aluminum with P235R15 new tires. This Scout also has a new stereo CD player and speakers.
What doesn't work: The factory cruise control is inoperative as it speeds up instead of maintaining a constant selected speed.
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John Wayne's "War Wagon" IH Travelall heads to auction
1966 International Harvester Travelall, built for John Wayne. Photos via Joe Pickett.
John Wayne's private life mirrored that of many characters he portrayed on screen. As an avid hunter and the owner of the 26 Bar Ranch and Red River Land & Cattle Company, Wayne needed a heavy-duty four-wheel-drive vehicle that could take him to all corners of his property, regardless of weather or terrain. In 1966, Wayne signed a contract with Ray Gaskin in Pasadena, California, to build a one-of-a-kind utility vehicle; that truck, a 1966 International Harvester Travelall affectionately named the War Wagon, will be offered from the collection of Texas state Representative Joe C. Pickett (D-El Paso) at Russo and Steele's upcoming Scottsdale, Arizona, auction.
Perhaps inspired by the safari vehicles used by Wayne in the filming of the 1961 movie Hatari, the Travelall sports a roll bar to strengthen the vehicle's roof (stretched six inches higher to accommodate Wayne's tall frame and Stetson hat); a roof hatch that serves as a gun port for hunting antelope; a roof-mounted, heavy-duty luggage rack; a 10,000-pound winch with a power take off; reinforced steel bumpers in the front and rear; and a center-roof spotlight. Inside, the Travelall received a few luxury touches, such as aftermarket air conditioning and an electrically controlled rear window, but the truck was still designed for function over form. Under the hood, the Travelall was powered by an International V-8, mated to a five-speed manual transmission and equipped with a hydraulic clutch.
The War Wagon name, now painted on the top of the driver and passenger doors, reportedly came from Wayne's youngest son, Ethan. During a ranch visit by Merv Griffin and a production crew, Ethan referred to the Travelall as the "War Wagon," possibly in reference to a movie that Wayne was filming at the time. Caught on camera, the name stuck and became permanently attached to the go-anywhere, do-anything SUV, although the lettering was reportedly added after Wayne's ownership.
Acquired by Pickett in 1989, the truck has its own website and has been displayed at such venues as the El Paso International Airport and the Riverside Hotel and Casino in Laughlin, Nevada. Pickett has entertained the idea of selling the truck in the past, but his desired $1 million selling price likely scared off prospective buyers. The truck will carry a reserve when it crosses the stage in Scottsdale next month.
Russo and Steele's Scottsdale, Arizona, auction is set to run from January 15-19, 2014. For additional information visit RussoAndSteele.com.
UPDATE (18.January): The War Wagon sold for a price of $102,000.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1979 International Harvester Scout II
Inspired by the recent story on International Harvester's concept minivans and station wagons, we thought we'd go in search of an IHC product that actually made it to production, and came up with this gorgeous 1979 International Harvester Scout II for sale on Hemmings.com. Besides being impossibly clean, we'd rock it just for those plaid seat covers. From the seller's description:
The body was and solid to begin with, and it's just been repainted to a high standard in correct Omaha Orange with white accent stripes down both sides. The floor pans and rockers are rust-free and very solid, as is the rust-prone cowl area between the hood and the windshield. The door bottoms look great as do the posts and jambs. This Scout has been nicely detailed underneath and under the hood — with original decals and the original restored International air cleaner, it has a great stock look in the engine compartment. The truck is wearing brand new meaty 235/75R15 tires on steel wheels with factory hubcaps in great condition. In short, it has that highly correct stock look we really appreciate.
The vintage look continues inside, with the rare and desirable "Russet" plaid interior in nearly perfect condition. The seats have been partially reupholstered, but the original plaid fabric inserts were retained and they look fantastic in all their retro glory. This Scout has new carpet, headliner, dashpad, door panels and weatherstripping, all done in correct materials. The dash looks great, with the original AM radio still installed and all gauges and lights working properly.
Under the hood is a numbers-matching 345 cubic inch V8 mated to a T427 four-speed gearbox. Front and rear axles are both sturdy Dana 44s, and both high and low range work perfectly. The engine has received a full tune up, including plus, wires, distributor cap and rotor, belts, a complete carb rebuild and an oil service. With power steering and power brakes (front disc), this Scout is both comfortable and easy to drive. It's quiet, too, with a new muffler, and super dry underneath. This truck runs great, and is ready for its next 100,000 miles.
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Status: No Longer Available
See more Internationals for sale on Hemmings.com.
International Harvester's passed-over people movers
International Harvester has long been known as a truck builder, in the truckiest sense of the word truck. Even during the years when it offered light-duty pickup trucks and the quarter-ton Scout, the highest compliment most people paid those vehicles was to describe them as utilitarian. So it's hard to imagine that the company ever considered building passenger vehicles – particularly minivans or station wagons – but after browsing through Fred Crismon's Crestline book on International trucks, we see that was indeed the case.
Sure, prior to 1911, IHC offered a few models of passenger car, and the Travelall could technically be classified as a passenger vehicle, but these concepts and prototypes stand out for being latter-day purpose-built passenger vehicles. So let's start with the sketch above, rendered by IHC stylist Carl Otto in 1959, of a forward-control van meant to compete with the Volkswagen Type 2.
IHC stuck with the general concept and, by 1963, had built this full-size mockup about the size of the Ford Econoline and Chevrolet Corvan (and subsequent Dodge A-100) compact vans. According to Crismon:
The new light van market was appealing to International Harvester's planners, and for about two years they worked on prototypes with various engine and drive configurations, most of which were simply test platforms for the component layouts. This cleanly styled and very spacious mockup (had) four doors and five windows per side. At the rear were large diameter round taillamps flanking side-hinged double doors. The engine was to have been mounted just behind the front axle, and the driving axle was at the rear. Unfortunately, the project never got beyond this stage, probably due to cost considerations.
Crismon doesn't specify which engine the forward control van would have used, but we can imagine it would have shared drivetrains with the Scout. IHC would also have likely taken a page from Ford and Dodge and built a pickup variant, a panel van variant, a camper van variant, or possibly a four-wheel-drive variant to compete against the Jeep FC-150/170.
Though IHC chose not to pursue the compact van market, it did later consider offering a full-size van. This 1966 concept was the first of several long-nose Vanstar concepts, and likely would have shared drivetrains with the full-size IHC pickups. Crismon noted that it could easily have been altered to become a passenger van and featured a rather unique door arrangement: Rather than rely on a structural B-pillar, both rear side doors could be opened up to provide a five-foot-wide opening. Only in the last decade or so have auto and pickup manufacturers started to offer that feature.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1971 International Harvester Travelall
Anti-stylish, rugged, work-hardened, the Travelall technically fell into the light-duty truck category, but that's more a misnomer than anything. Take, for instance, this unrestored 345-equipped 1971 International Harvester Travelall for sale on Hemmings.com, a truck that's more likely to swallow up a few sheets of plywood than hustle around a pee-wee soccer team. From the seller's description:
Up for sale is my trusty two-tone 1971 Travelall 1010 with 345 V8. I bought it from the 2nd owner. It is a 4 on the floor, manual stick shift, and the 1st gear is a granny gear. This gear lets you start up with a heavy load like a breeze. It is so low that you can literally drive uphill at idle. Very powerful. It only has 75k original miles and is currently my daily driver (so mileage continually changes), passed NYS safety inspection. The tires have good tread, and there is a good full size spare with the original jack. The truck has some rust in a few places as expected, but the engine and frame are in excellent condition and most of the body is too.
With the 3.54 gear ratio, it hums along at 80mph no problem, loves towing, and gas mileage has been 12mpg. It tows like a dream, real straight. The owner I purchased it from had a lot of original parts carefully packaged up and I have maintained them that way. This truck is all original except for the custom exhaust. One thing that everybody comments on, and is the reason I bought this truck, is that is has the special rear ambulance doors which are designed for towing. Some people call them barn doors. These doors work great, and the truck has so much room in it that I can go get a load of drywall (4×8 sheets) from the store and fill up the truck and close it. These doors open up and out so as to clear a trailer when towing. It has a beast of a hitch on it, directly welded to the frame. The doors have releases on them to swing all the way wide, which is a blessing when hauling materials.
I keep this truck whistle clean however, and have enjoyed taking it to the drive-in where the whole family enjoys the movie with those barn doors swung wide. Although I have loved this truck as a rare classic, I have driven it daily for the last 5 years. I put 25k on it, and loved each one of those miles. It has never let me down, starts every time, runs like a top, has had oil changes every 6 months/3000 mi, and I have continually bettered the vehicle since I purchased it.
See more Internationals for sale on Hemmings.com.
Telluride, Colorado, 1965
As I've dug through countless photo archives for our street scene series, I've come across plenty of photos that have just one or two vehicles in them – nowhere near enough for a good carspotting shot, but still sometimes rather compelling, as is the case with this Charles W. Cushman shot of Telluride, Colorado. We can quickly identify the location (East Colorado Avenue, looking east) and the pickup (a 1963-1965 International), but what we'd like you to do is provide a backstory for the image. Did our pickup driver just come down from the mountains for a Coors? Who's staying in the Hotel Sheridan? And where is everybody?
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1976 International Scout II Rallye
Though the lift, the big tires, and the aftermarket seats may put some people off right away, this 1976 International Scout II Rallye for sale on Hemmings.com hasn't been as thoroughly stripped of its IH origins as many other Scouts have – it still sports its original IH 304, most of its original interior, its original hardtop, and those awesome stripes. From the seller's description:
We found this truck in Washington State and the previous owner had spent thousands of dollars and hours of sweat equity bringing this truck to its current condition.
The frame is perfect and coated (see photos), the body panels all line up seamlessly and there is no rust. Fresh carpet is throughout; the Rallye striping is fresh and perfectly applied. All chrome and trim is OEM and in great shape. The wheels are aluminum by Ultra and give the Scout and very tough look, without being too large or obnoxious. We do have the factory hard-top (White), which is included in the sale.
The suspension is a Rancho setup with an additional 2.5 inches of clearance. Everything is tight and the ride is compliant. No play from the power steering and super strong power brakes. This is the rare vintage truck that you can have confidence to drive anywhere at anytime.
While in our possession we have replaced the fuel sending unit, rebuilt the parking brake mechanism, installed a Bestop Bikini Top, changed the oil, installed a Kenwood CD/MP3 Stereo and pre-wired the truck for speakers. All systems are fully functioning and this truck is ready to go. The entire engine and power train have been rebuilt and are in new condition. The motor purrs and has a very muscular tone with dual Flowmaster exhaust. The 4-Speed trans shifts very smoothly and the clutch is strong. There is plenty of getty up for being the smaller 304 V8.
The entire drive-train is like new and so is the body and frame. There are very few original parts and those are the interior parts that are all in great original condition. The front seats are aftermarket and are finished in a waterproof material, similar to that of Jeeps.
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For the time being I have developed a VB application in charge to create and print sales proposal.
My user uses a color printer and cannot setup definitively his prints in color mode, exept if before each print he clicks on the control printer button in the crytsal report viewer window.
Even if you go in the windows control panel and decide to select Color mode insted grey scale, the program continues to print in the grey scale.....
Need help
Vb 6.0 Setup And Crystal Report 8
Hi friends i have developed an application in visual basic 6 using Access 2000 as database... and seagate crystal report 8 as reports... evey things fine... but when i create a package Program and install the setup on some other computer which do not have Crystal Report Installed on it then reports give me the Problem.... i have used DSN To Connect to Reports when i was Creating them..... The Error Code Returns to me is "" Physical Dtabase not Found... " but the database is present is already there.... this mean that i have to install the seagate crystal report on the client computer.... The Problem seems to be of Drivers which i m using but dont know how to add them when packing the software Script.... i have Added the following dll
named .... 1. crviewer.dll
2. crpaig80.dll
i think i m missing some driver files but which files i dont know
so do hel p me friends..........
1 more thing that i m using package and deployment wizard to create setup..........
Setup Wiz And Crystal Report
I trying to use Crystal report control in my porgram. I able to view the report when I run the program on my machine but when I make a package with setup Wiz and install it on another machine it give me a error 20533 (Unable to open database.). What and how should I make sure all the correct dll ocx etc are in my package. Ver 4.6 VB5 or is that the problem
Setup VB, SQL,CRYSTAL REPORT
I MADE A SETUP FILES, WHEN I INSTALL IT , i set the
exe file in a one folder which everyone can access it,
when i one update the program in the client , i just
need to update the .exe,
i want to know, is it slow down the process,
one .exe use for a many client
or can some one give me the any suggestion , which can
improve the performance of the program
Setup With Crystal Report Control
I have developed a system which used crystal report(Crystl32.ocx) to show the report. now i want to do the setup file for my system.
Q1. Do i really need to install the Crystal report software in every client com in order to run the system?
Q2. If its is needed, do i still need to include Crystl32.ocx in my setup file
the condition now is, i make the setup file with Crystl32.ocx (dependency file) and install the system in the client com(without Crystal Report software).
Error message below prompt out:
Unable to register the Crystl32.ocx
thanks for your help
How To Setup A Crosstab Crystal Report?
Hi there..
I have a problem here while setting up a crosstab report using crystal report. I'm currently using: VB6, ADO, MSSQL 2000, Crystal Reports v8.5 with TTX file as data source. I had using this method recently (this was quote from RobDog888's post )
VB Code:
Option Explicit'Add reference to Crystal Reports x.x ActiveX Designer RunTime Library'Add reference to Crystal Reports Viewer Control'Add reference to Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.x Library'oCnn = current open ADO connection objectPrivate Sub Command1_Click() Dim oApp As CRAXDRT.Application Dim oReport As CRAXDRT.Report Dim oRs As ADODB.Recordset Dim sSQL As String sSQL = "SELECT * FROM Table1" Set oRs = New ADODB.Recordset Set oRs = oCnn.Execute(sSQL) Set oApp = New CRAXDRT.Application Set oReport = oApp.OpenReport(App.Path & "MyReport.rpt", 1) oReport.Database.SetDataSource oRs, 3, 1 crvMyCRViewer.ReportSource = oReport crvMyCRViewer.ViewReport End Sub
Then I came into problem when trying to setup a crosstab report. How do I setup a crosstab report using method as described above? Actually I didn't want to go for too much change for my code if possible.
Is it possible using oReport.Database.SetDataSource for two or more recordset? Because as we know that we need at least 3 tables as data source to create a crosstab report, doesn't it? CMIIW
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Setup Error In Vb 6.0 With Crystal Report 7.0
Dear K.babu
I am using pakage & deployment wizard thruogh visual studio. I have create an vb application with seagate crystal report 7. Application is working properly but when I deploy the application pakage then it showing error 'missing Dependencies file'.
Files which is showing error
'Crystal' without any extension
Please help me I am getting to much trouble without solution
Vb6 Crystal Report 10 Setup Error
me i have windows xp pro and i want to setup my program of another pc with windows 2000
when i run setup i have this error
Setup cannot continue becouse some files are out of date on System.
Click ok if you would like setup to update these files for you now.
You will need to restart windows before you can run setup again.
Click cancel to exit setup without updating system files.
this the SETUP.LST
SetupText=Copying Files, please stand by.
[Bootstrap Files]
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,6/18/98 12:00:00 AM,102912,220.127.116.11
email@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,5/31/98 12:00:00 AM,22288,4.71.1460.1
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(TLBRegister),,11/27/01 1:00:00 PM,17920,3.50.5014.0
email@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),,,9/4/04 6:45:00 AM,65024,5.1.2600.2180
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,9/4/04 6:45:12 AM,83456,5.1.2600.2180
email@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,9/4/04 6:45:12 AM,553472,5.1.2600.2180
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(WinSysPathSysFile),$(DLLSelfRegister),,9/4/04 6:45:10 AM,1392671,22.214.171.124
[Setup1 Files]
email@example.com,$(AppPath),0.REG,,4/15/05 9:41:26 AM,162,0.0.0.0
email@example.com,$(WinSysPath),,$(Shared),9/4/04 6:45:00 AM,282624,6.0.2900.2180
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(WinSysPath),$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),6/22/99 5:36:52 PM,140288,126.96.36.199
email@example.com,$(WinSysPath),$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 1:34:12 AM,479329,10.0.0.533
email@example.com,$(AppPath),,$(Shared),5/21/03 12:36:18 PM,162,0.0.0.0
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(dllSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/9/03 11:59:38 PM,282694,10.0.0.363
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:24:54 AM,53248,10.0.0.548
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:25:34 AM,118784,10.0.0.560
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:25:04 AM,49152,10.0.0.554
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:26:58 AM,172032,10.0.0.582
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:26:46 AM,163840,10.0.0.584
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:26:10 AM,135168,10.0.0.54
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:24:46 AM,77824,10.0.0.552
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(dllSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/9/03 11:07:32 PM,78922,10.0.0.533
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(dllSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 1:19:58 AM,499809,10.0.0.579
File16=@crxf_xls.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:21:02 AM,475227,10.0.0.724
File17=@crxf_wordw.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:23:42 AM,176210,10.0.0.600
File18=@crxf_rtf.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:23:30 AM,176208,10.0.0.600
File19=@crxf_pdf.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:23:18 AM,417872,10.0.0.594
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 1:39:14 AM,797281,10.0.0.533
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 1:37:50 AM,920142,10.0.0.533
File22=@crdb_dictionary.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),10/7/03 6:29:44 PM,1474651,10.0.0.88
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),4/14/05 4:36:59 PM,270336,10.0.0.3
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 1:29:02 AM,180224,10.0.0.533
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 12:22:20 AM,2396160,10.0.0.6
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),8/1/01 6:51:48 PM,2498560,0.3.8.5
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 12:23:00 AM,1249280,10.0.0.6
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/9/03 10:57:50 PM,696386,10.0.0.533
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/9/03 11:26:18 PM,163911,10.0.0.617
File30=@crdb_odbc.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/9/03 11:29:30 PM,391234,10.0.0.733
File31=@crdb_dao.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/9/03 11:28:40 PM,200768,10.0.0.604
File32=@crdb_ado.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/9/03 11:26:48 PM,401472,10.0.0.645
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(dllSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/13/03 12:05:52 AM,2031685,10.0.0.861
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),1/6/03 9:20:14 AM,18944,22.214.171.124
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:48:12 AM,28741,10.0.0.22
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:47:08 AM,28737,10.0.0.14
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:47:30 AM,28745,10.0.0.12
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:48:04 AM,102469,10.0.0.9
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:47:56 AM,32833,10.0.0.21
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:47:48 AM,28737,10.0.0.12
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:47:22 AM,49217,10.0.0.21
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:47:40 AM,28745,10.0.0.14
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/10/03 1:48:52 AM,438354,10.0.0.30
File44=@crtowords_en.dll,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/9/03 11:12:56 PM,24576,10.0.0.16
email@example.com,$(WinSysPath),,$(Shared),9/4/04 6:45:10 AM,343040,7.0.2600.2180
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,,$(Shared),12/7/04 10:11:34 AM,258352,1.1.3790.0
email@example.com,$(CommonFiles)Crystal Decisions2.5in,$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 12:41:50 AM,11989074,10.0.0.533
email@example.com,$(WinSysPath),$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared),12/10/03 1:41:46 AM,799944,10.0.0.533
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(WinSysPath),,$(Shared),8/3/04 10:21:44 PM,81920,2.81.1117.0
firstname.lastname@example.com,$(AppPath),,$(Shared),4/14/05 4:44:14 PM,32768,22.214.171.124
What Happen With Crystal Report After Making Setup.exe In VB
Hello! friends.. im using Sql + VB 6 and Crystal Rpt 9. i m having a problem that software working fine . but i m using a fix path for report "c/:Reports/rptname.rpt" i had made setup and is installed sucessfully .. but when i remove my Report Folder from C: my reports no work.. what happen usully when we use report .. that should be install with my setup.. i have to maintain my Report maunally....
what is the right way ???
Installation Setup Does Not Register Crystal Report Dll ?
Hi Friends,
I am facing a problem with setup installation which i have created using package and deployment wizard.
I have created reports in my software using Crystal report 9.When i run setup at client site everything ok but it gives error at registering CRAXDRt.dll.I have to ignore this error to the complete installation.
After completion of setup all the forms opens perfectly but when in open report it gives error.Just because above mentioned dll has not get registered.
So alternatively i install crystal report in the machine and the report starts opening.
But this cannot be done eveytime when i install the software using setup.
Can anybody tell me the solution for this problem.
Could you also explain me why it is not registering the file.I just don't understand this.
What File To Include For Crystal Report 8 When Package The Application Setup?
I have include crystal.ocx when package the vb6 setup, but the crystal report is not working in client place?
what file else should i include?
Crystal Report To Default Printer
Dear all,
We are using VB60 and Crystal Report Control 4.6
How do we get de report "d: estq.rpt" to our default printer? A lot of people can reach the report and have there own default printer.
Nice regards,
CrystalReport1.ReportFileName = "d: estq.rpt"
CrystalReport1.PrinterName = "????"
CrystalReport1.Destination = crptToPrinter
CrystalReport1.MarginLeft = 1
CrystalReport1.Action = 1
Crystal Report On Dot Matirx Printer
Does anyone know of any reason why a crystal report would not display correctly (some lines showing very large and others show as just dots and dashes) on a dot matrix printer?
Printer Selection In Crystal Report 7
Dear Members
i am using crystal report 7
the problem is this that i have to select the printer From the user,kindly send me any solution.
How To Specify Printer In Crystal Report 9.2 At Run Time
I am using CR 9.2 with VB 6
How do I specify printer in crystal report at run time. Addition My printers are local printer and share printer.
Printing A Crystal Report To Printer
So far I've just been printing my reports to a window, but now want to print to the printer.
I set my reportfilename and printfilename and set it to print to printer, but each time I want to print it, it asks me for an output filename. I enter it, but nothing gets printed - a file with the name I specified when asked is just created.
Any suggestions??
How To Select A Printer In VB Crystal Report.
How to select a printer in vb.
I have VB5, VB6 & Crystal Report.
My crystal reporter PRINT button Active only WINDOWS DEFAULT PRINTER.
Every time we are go to Control Panel - Printer Settings - select a printer & set as Default Printer.
I want choose the printer name in RUN Time.
I tried to Common Dialog aslo.
Is it possible ?
How to write the coding / settings.
Crystal Report 9 Printer Queue Doc. Name
simply.... HELP!!!
I have been trying for weeks and months to figure out how to cutomize the printer queue document name when crystal report is printing out a report.
The default queue name is something like "Crystal Report ActiveX.." or similar.
Is there a way to fix/rename the Printer Queue document's name?
I'm totally lost on this. Any suggestions, pointers or hints are much appreciated. Thanx.
Selecting Printer Using Crystal Report In VB6
I would be grateful if someone could help me to be able to select a printer whilst using crystal report 8 with Visual Basic 6.
Changing Printer In A Crystal Report
I have designed serveral reports using Crystal Reports for my VB 6.0 application. When I run them within my application, when the report previews on the screen, I can click on the 'printer' button. The box which comes up then, does not give the user a chance to change the printer(all of our users have 3 printers to choose from). Is there a way for a user to select the printer without Crystal Reports overriding it? Thanks.
Crystal Report Printer Does Not Respond
I have a Crystal Report printing problem on the Network printer.
I am using CR 7.0
I have the following code Snippet:
CrystalReport1.ReportFileName = gReportsPath + "" + "Report1.RPT"
CrystalReport1.ReportFileName = gReportsPath + "" + "Report1.RPT"
......... bla bla bla
CrystalReport1.Destination = 1
CrystalReport1.Formulas(0) = " "
CrystalReport1.Formulas(0) = "Status = " + "'" + gsStatus1 + "'"
......... bla bla bla
The problem is
-- -- the report does not print or display from the VB code
-- -- it prints very well from the Crystal Report menu.
-- -- I even put the printer's IP address and name on the property of the CR Control in my VB code.
I appreciate any help or suggestion what might be wrong in my code or the report reference
Thank you very much.
[NOT RESOLVED] Crystal Report 10 (page Setup Button) (please See Attached Picture)
i have a problem with my project using CR10. i just want to choose the printer, i want to set the printer in landslide or portrait, why is that there is no button for the page setup in crviewer(CR10)? kindly help.
Edited by - edd_hills on 5/14/2006 2:17:13 AM
Help On Setup For VB With Crystal Report Developer Edition 8.5 Out Of Stack Space Error
I have Visual studio 6 with VB 6.0 and under sp5 on operating system windows 98 second edition . I install Crystal report Developer Edition Ver 8.5 . I can make EXE file for VB BUT when come out the Package and Deploy, I facing a problem if I select Crystal report Control Component (crystl32.ocx ), then it will be display a message call error 28 , Out of stack Space . I check with my Call stack , the maximum that I call is 5 and there is no call itself .
From What I search thru internet , I know that out of stack space is regarding the Looping , Call itself , and I trace on any kind of angle , lastly I find out is due to Crystal report Control Component , as long as I check it , then this out of stack will be happened
I have try to put Crystl32-ocx Patch.EXE with size 560KB , and I can make a setup disk BUT during make setup disk , it will prompt me say that crystl32.ocx is out of date , and I install this setup to client computer . I facing a problem that all the chart will not be able to display and the print icon also become disable .
I test with InstallSheild , and I find out is crpe32.dll not register .
and I try to unregistered / register it with regsvr32 /u and I find out that it prompt be either corrupted or export . and prompt try to use PView , BUT I do not know how to use it .
I test with new project which is empty coding with crystal report Control and make a exe file then use package & deploy , I also facing problem of error 28 , out of stack space.
so nothing to do with my coding , there must be a driver problem or driver linking problem , I suspect is CRPE32.dll
Anybody can help me ?
I download crpe32.dll from crystal report support side , and copy in , it does not work .
I download cr85devwin_en.zip from crystal report support side , and run it , it look like still facing same problem.
I not sure anything wrong with my installation step or miss up some step ?
the step I do is install windows 98 second edition , install office 2000 professional , install visual studio 6 , install crystal report 8.5 development edition , install vs sp5 .
Print Crystal Report On Dot Matrix Printer
I use VB6, Crystal Reports 8.5 and I have to send
a crystal printout on a Dot Matrix printer.
Using the normal way I managed to print my data,
however the printer "identifies" these data as Image
and prints accordingly and slow.
What I would like to do is print raw data (text and numbers)
as their type and not as image.
something like the Printer.Print does....
any ideas?
thanxs in advance
How To Enable Printer Icon In The Crystal Report
Hi all
I developed an vb appl with the crystal report.My system is not connected to the printer.So while working on the report it shows that no default printer is connected and printer is disabled.
But on my client side they connected to the printer. But the printer icon is disabled.
How is enable the printer icon in the report in my client side.
Please help me out.
Printer Icon In Crystal Report 10 (Crviewer)
i need help regarding CR10. how can i set the printer icon in CR10(CRviewer) where i can choose the type of printer and how to set the paper if it is landscape or portrait? kindly help...
Edited by - edd_hills on 4/29/2006 5:56:14 AM
Crystal Report Printing Directly To Printer
hii iam trying to print report directly to printer iam using Crystalreport 8.5 and vb6
so can any one help me how to print directly iam using this code it executes but it wont print.
Me.CrystalReport1.ReportFileName = "I:Reportvbreport.rpt"
Me.CrystalReport1.DiscardSavedData = True
CrystalReport1.Destination = crptToPrinter
Trying To Print Crystal Report Directly To Printer
I am trying to print crystal report directly to network printer without viewing the report through ASP. This was working on NT4 Server, IIS. I installed shared printer on NT 4, register these printers in the registry and then printed directly to these printers through ASP.
Now we have 2000 server. Did the same on 2000 server, but when ASP page is called, Selectprinter as well as Printout method do not return any error code but still report is not printed to the printer. Can you help me with the same?
VB, Crystal Report , Acrobat Reader, Printer
I would like print (manualy) acrobat reader document. I use crystal report vb code to generate the document. Everything allright.
But i would like change the printer default of the acrobat reader document generated (This document only)
How can i do?
Crystal Reports Report Screen - Printer Not Working
I have distributed runtimes for 8.5 onto a machine, because of poor quality images in reports, performed the various upgrades to my development machine and onto the server where i had installed the original runtimes, overwriting everything.
After some potching about because crystal reports refused to appear and then refused to export stuff, i got it all working - except, the printer icon is disabled and the printer-setup icon on a report does not do anything when you click on it (it allows you to click, but nothing appears).
I have run regmon and filemon to try and track any errors, but nothing appears out of the ordinary.
Any ideas which DLL controls connection to the printer etc.. ?
Thanks !
Crystal Report Viewer - Change Printer At Runtime
I need to allow the user to select the printer at runtime. Can I do this using Crystal report viewer? I have seen posts using SElect printer but I want my app to be independant of this installation and wan to allow the user to select a printer from those installed on site.
Does anyone know how to do this please?
Print Directly To A Printer Using Crystal Report Viewer
Dear all,
How can I print a report directly to a printer without showing the report?
e.g. User select a number (ex. CI00001) from Customer Invoice Form. There are 2 active toolbar icon: Print and Preview. When a user click Preview icon button then the Customer Invoice No. CI00001 report will show, and when a user click Print icon button, the Customer Invoice No. CI00001 will directly print to a printer without previewing the report.
I have no problem in Previewing the report.
Please share.
THE CRYSTAL REPORTS VERSION I AM USING DOES NOT ALOOW ME TO PRINT A LARGE SIZE REPORT (ie 132 COLUMN FORMAT) AS IT DOES NOT HAVE THE SETTINGS FOR THIS. HOW DO I GET AROUND THIS POBLEM ? KINDLY HELP
How To Enable Network Printer Selection Button At Crystal Report Viewer
Hi all
How to enable the network printer selection window button at crystal report viewer ?
Thanks for help
Setup Not Working On "Vista" VB6 And Crystal Report
We have a package using Vb6 and crsytal reports 8.0 running perfectly on 98/XP/ME/2000. But when we try to install this on Vista, Package gets installed but when we try using Rport it says "Server has not yet been opened". All oher functionality is working like saving database etc.
Setup is made using Installshield.I have tried using installation as "Run as Administrator mode" and tried differen paths in installation too.
Printer Object From The Printer Setup Dialog
Was just wondering how to extract that printer object from a printer setup dialog?
Also, how do you print an object inside a form such as a MSFlexGrid? are there any examples out there? Thank you much
How To Show "Select Printer" Dialog Before Printing A Crystal Report?
Hi everyone.
I use Crystal Reports 8.5
In my code I always call the: mycrviewer.ViewReport command. When the report shows up if I press print button it only shows me a dialog with the default printer to set number of copies and pages to print.
I would like to show up a dialog which let me select the printer and adjust other printer settings (like paper size, etc.) like DataReport does.
How can I do this?
Thanks for your time and help!
How To Show "Select Printer" Dialog Before Printing A Crystal Report?
Hi everyone.
I use Crystal Reports 8.5
In my code I always call the: mycrviewer.ViewReport command. When the report shows up if I press print button it only shows me a dialog with the default printer to set number of copies and pages to print.
I would like to show up a dialog which let me select the printer and adjust other printer settings (like paper size, etc.) like DataReport does.
How can I do this?
Thanks for your time and help!
[crystal Report] Avoid Printer From Ejecting Page After Printing A 3 Line Page
Im taking a printout in crystal report - but there are only 3 lines and after printing it goes to next page - but I dont want it to goto next page.
Instead I want it to continue the rest of the printing - which may be in some other report etc - to continue printing from where it left behind (maybe one or 2 lines break)
But after printing 3 lines it automatically ejects out the paper and goes to next page
How do I avoid this ?
Edit by johnminkjan: Topic Title
Edited by - johnminkjan on 9/7/2004 12:01:29 PM
Unable To Open The Crystal Report Exported In Crystal Report Format
Sub: Unable to open the Crystal report exported in Crystal Report Format
1) I have used Oracle Native connection, while designing the report.
2) I have passed the record set to the report at run time.
3) Exported the report to Crystal Report Format, But I could n't able to open report, while opening , the report asks for OLEDB information, even though I used Native connection at design time.
4) In Crystal Report 8.5, connect driver property, but I am using crystal reports XI and in Visual Basic 6.0, Is there any method or property to convert the connection?. As I have to export report to crystal format and emailed to user, so that user can open it.
Any assistance in this regard is highly appreciated
The code is as follows:
Public Sub Aging_REPORT(strSQL As String, sReportName As String, sDestFileName As String, ReportTitle As String)
On Error GoTo Err
Dim CrAppl As CRAXDRT.Application
Dim crrep As CRAXDRT.Report
Dim rsCrystal As ADODB.Recordset
Set CrAppl = New CRAXDRT.Application
Set crrep = CrAppl.OpenReport(sReportName) 'Opens the report
Set rsCrystal = New ADODB.Recordset
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End With
With crrep.ExportOptions
.DestinationType = crEDTDiskFile
.FormatType = crEFTCrystalReport
.DiskFileName = sDestFileName
End With
crrep.Export (False)
Set crrep = Nothing
Set CrAppl = Nothing
Exit Sub
MsgBox Err.Description
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