Craig,

You are right and much appreciated advice! VFP 8.0 did this automatically when I entered the type libraries. Man oh Man hours have gone by.... A timely book thanks for the effort.

By the way, I believe the CRAXDRT listing is the 8.x stuff the CRAXDDRT is the 9.x stuff. This is so you can run both versions.

I have a few noted spelling and typos do I list those at Hentzenwerke?

Regards,

Jim

>James,
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>I'm not sure what's happening. The Crystal Reports 9 components show up just fine in my VFP 7. Did you try to refresh the Type Library listing on the Type Library References dialog from the Intellisense Manager?
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>>Our current development projects use VFP 7.0 sp1. We also purchased CrysDev, Craig Berntson's book, on developing reports using VFP/Crystal Reports.
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>>Following the instructions in the book using VFP 7.0, I was having a difficult time getting the type libraries to show up in the Intellisense Type Library Reference Manager. I went to VB 6.0 and looked up the References and they showed as Craig shows for VFP in his book.
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>>I then made sure the dlls were registered using regsvr32. Still no luck in VFP 7.0 sp1. Then I installed VFP 8.0 and low and behold all of the Active X components show up just like in VB 6.0 and Craig's book.
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>>So, my question is, Does VFP 7.0 have a problem in Intellisense with the Crystal Reports 9.0 Dev ActiveX components (I can see the 8.5 components from VFP 7.0)?
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>>Also, Crystal has renamed many of the files like Craxdrt.dll.
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>>craxddrt9.dll
>>crdesignerctrl9.dll
>>keycode.dll
>>crviewer9.dll
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>>This enables multiple version of Crystal to be run on a work station. So, as many of our users do, users who have version 8.5 or earlier can still use this functionality while accessing version 9.0.
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>>Any assistance is appreciated.
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>>Jim Smith