Download The Crystal Reports For Net Framework 20 Redistributable Package X86

A few years ago I created an application which is used by an tutoring institute. It’s not the best application I’ve ever created (and that’s a bit of an understatement), but it works. There are some bugs now and then, some new feature request, which I do when I’ve got some spare time. One part of the application is generating invoices. I used Crystal reports to generate the invoices (first version in VS 2005, later in VS 2008). A while ago I upgraded my solution to Visual Studio 2010 and then the problems began. Crystal Reports is no longer included in Visual Studio but needs to be downloaded separately from SAP site.

Crystal Reports for.NET Framework 2.0 x86 is a program developed by Business Objects. The most used version is 10.2.0, with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. I am developing reports using Crystal report 10.2 and would like to deploy my application with all the prerequisites files. I have been going through this forum checking if any one knows were to Download Crystal Reports for.NET Framework 2.0?

Problem one, it took a long time before the final version for.NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010 was available. I started using the beta version when I upgraded and it worked OK. The problem however was that there was decent no runtime installation available. I found a blog post (unfortunately I don’t have the link anymore) which indicated that you could redirect the newer assemblies to the ‘old’ VS 2008 version runtime. This worked out good for me so I was ok. In November last year, the production release of Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 was ready. So when I got my new work laptop in December, I installed this last version.

But then, last week I fixed a few minor bugs and made a little improvement, and I got in trouble with the deployment which complained about the Crystal Reports references. So I wanted to quickly download the runtime for the newer Crystal Reports version and install it on the client computer. However, that wasn’t done quickly. It took me a while to finally find the links to the redistributables and merge modules of the new runtime.

One thing became clear and that was that I really dislike the SAP web site. I finally found the links, so I wanted to post them here, so maybe some other people don’t have to spend the same amount of time as I had to, to find the installers (with thanks to ): • Standard EXE installation package which installs SAP Crystal Reports for Visual Studio into the Visual Studio 2010 IDE can be found.

Crazy kiya re dhoom 2 mp4 video download mp3. • Click-Once installation package used to create self-updating Windows-based applications which can be installed and run with minimal user interaction can be found. • Merge Modules installation package used to install components which are shared by multiple applications can be found. • Redistributable installation (32 bit) can be found. • Redistributable installation (64 bit) can be found. I hope this saves some time for you. We have converted our ASP.net Website on 2.0 to 4.0 and its currently on VS 2010 (previously on 2005). I have moved to Windows 7 and compiling my code on this environment The code runs fine in my local machine.

However when I depoy it on our Dev Server on Win 2008 and IIS 7, the Crystal reports does not work. I have installed the 64-bit runtime there and assembly versions shows as 13.X.

My previous versions were 11.X. What do I do to get it working? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, Thank you in Advance.

Comment by Harish — October 29, 2012 @. You are so right about the SAP web site.

It is one of the worst sites around. I have also just learned that one cannot have on the same development computer crystal reports that are bundled with vs 2008 and the cr 2010 version (no longer bundled with the visual studio). I am told this is a Microsoft problem. If there is no real workaround (and is there?), it is outrageous.

Both companies apparently do not care about the visual studio base of developers. I have used CR for windows apps since vb 6!! I see the Dev Express has a report product. I don’t really know if it is adequate (it may be better than CR), but it means a big learning curve for complex reports. Comment by Tchamich — July 12, 2013 @.