>One more point...it happens with ALL .RPTs -- it's not an intermittent thing, nor does it affect only certain files. He can't print any of the ten or so reports on his machine, yet he sneaker-nets the VFP data tables to another machine, and they work just fine.
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>Data's local, directly accessed from FOX2 tables.
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>It doesn't make sense to me.
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>>ONE USER has a problem, in that when he attempts to print reports, he gets the message that the three Fox2-style DBFs cannot be found, as in: Seagate Crystal Reports Database error: Error opening file/File could not be found. The files are definitely there (in the exact same place as they are on the other machine that works).
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>>It works just fine on the machine next to his (and none of the other 108 users have complained, and I can't duplicate it). He's only got one install of the Crystal DLLs, and the machine seems to be configured identically to the machine next to his that works (installed from the same CD even). Both machines are running Win 95 version 4.00.950b, with 64 MB RAM, VM set to auto, on P2-350 processors.


Hmm, are you sure that Crystal does not use ODBC to access Foxpro style tables? I had thought there was an issue a while back that one of the newer MDACS had removed Foxpro 2.x style tables from being accessed properly..