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This occurs on both Windows 7 and Windows XP systems. This is the 32 bit version of Crystal Reports Join our community to see this answer! Unlock 1 Answer and 13 Comments. Andrew Hancock - VMware vExpert. See if this solution works for you by signing up for a 7 day free trial. What do I get with a subscription? I am running an application written in C in VS Framework and CrystalDecisions. They are 64 bit DLL's, the file version is My machine is running Windows 7, 64 bit.

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Engine assembly of version 13 and BusinessObjects. Wonder about Crystal Reports for VS ? Me too :. Thus you could do something like the following: ReportDocument. Well, that is it.

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Much appreciated Michael. Like 0 Share. I can make CR bomb repeatedly using the Highlighting Expert. I am attempting to highlight a string on my report. I right click on the Design screen's field that I want to highlight, this gets me to the Highlighting Expert. I click on New, the table key seems to be the default field for the condition check. I don't have any "keep together" options selected in either of the subreport objects or in any of the sections that I can see.

Can someone explain this behavior and how I can get past it? I'm getting closer to figuring this out. I have a formula field in the page header that simply places a PageNOfM at the top of the page. When I remove this formula, the report does not crash. Does anyone understand why this would be? FYI - Depending on the amount of the data Page N of M can kill your performance and may be doing even more than that to your report.

I have not had it "crash" crystal per se, but I would have preferred that to it taking up all of my resources and dragging ecverything to a halt. If you use it the report has to read and create everything before it can display anything causing multiple reads. On a larger report and especially one that uses subreports it can change a few seconds display time to several minutes.

I'm not too worried about performance, since I am producing a letter for printing on a printer--not deploying this to a web site or anything. I just don't understand why that one field would cause the report to close down completely.