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Old 03-20-06, 01:18
michaelfg81 michaelfg81 is offline
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ASP and Crystal Report

Hope somebody can help me on this.
I have a ASP page which link to crystal report via an ActiveX.
Basically when user want to view a report, they just click on a link and it will redirect to an ActiveX and display out the report.
The thing is, before they can even view the report, the application will automatically download an ActiveX component from the internet and then the report screen will display.
Some of the pc in this company do not have this internet access and because of that, they can view the report as no download is permitted.
My prob is, i'm not quite sure what the application downloaded and because of this, i cant really solve this issue as the user need to view the report from their pc.
Can anyone give me a solution on this matter?
Thanx and very much appreciated.
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Old 03-20-06, 20:05
michaelfg81 michaelfg81 is offline
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Hi All,

I think i found the solution already. What i did was to register the dlls and ocx in user's pc from seagate/viewer folder which exist once we install the crystal report application.
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