Encapsulating Reports in DLLs to reduce exe program size 
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 Encapsulating Reports in DLLs to reduce exe program size

Can someone show me how I can bundle all my Crystal Reports DSRs in the
project to a DLL so that I can reduce my exe file size to a minimum. My
problem is that the project has over 20 reports which have embedded graphics
in them, and these tend to make the EXE file extremently huge.

I'm using VB6(SP5) + CR8.5

Thanks,
Sailesh.



Mon, 29 Aug 2005 15:26:19 GMT  
 Encapsulating Reports in DLLs to reduce exe program size

Quote:

> Can someone show me how I can bundle all my Crystal Reports DSRs in the
> project to a DLL so that I can reduce my exe file size to a minimum. My
> problem is that the project has over 20 reports which have embedded graphics
> in them, and these tend to make the EXE file extremently huge.

> I'm using VB6(SP5) + CR8.5

> Thanks,
> Sailesh.

If you found some info on this, could you please post it ???
I am -very- interested  :-)

Bert



Sat, 10 Sep 2005 20:56:12 GMT  
 Encapsulating Reports in DLLs to reduce exe program size
I suggest save all the DSR Files as RPT files by saving each report as
Crystal Report file.

Then call each report from VB either through Crystal ActiveX Control or
through RDC.

Best Regards,

Luqman


Quote:

> > Can someone show me how I can bundle all my Crystal Reports DSRs in the
> > project to a DLL so that I can reduce my exe file size to a minimum. My
> > problem is that the project has over 20 reports which have embedded
graphics
> > in them, and these tend to make the EXE file extremently huge.

> > I'm using VB6(SP5) + CR8.5

> > Thanks,
> > Sailesh.

> If you found some info on this, could you please post it ???
> I am -very- interested  :-)

> Bert



Sat, 10 Sep 2005 23:31:42 GMT  
 Encapsulating Reports in DLLs to reduce exe program size
How do you save a DSR file as a RPT file?  Thanks!!!

Jim Youmans
St Louis, Missouri

Quote:

> I suggest save all the DSR Files as RPT files by saving each report as
> Crystal Report file.

> Then call each report from VB either through Crystal ActiveX Control or
> through RDC.

> Best Regards,

> Luqman




> > > Can someone show me how I can bundle all my Crystal Reports DSRs in the
> > > project to a DLL so that I can reduce my exe file size to a minimum. My
> > > problem is that the project has over 20 reports which have embedded
>  graphics
> > > in them, and these tend to make the EXE file extremently huge.

> > > I'm using VB6(SP5) + CR8.5

> > > Thanks,
> > > Sailesh.

> > If you found some info on this, could you please post it ???
> > I am -very- interested  :-)

> > Bert



Tue, 13 Sep 2005 02:39:51 GMT  
 Encapsulating Reports in DLLs to reduce exe program size
Never mind.  Found it.

Jim Youmans
St. Louis MO

Quote:

> How do you save a DSR file as a RPT file?  Thanks!!!

> Jim Youmans
> St Louis, Missouri


> > I suggest save all the DSR Files as RPT files by saving each report as
> > Crystal Report file.

> > Then call each report from VB either through Crystal ActiveX Control or
> > through RDC.

> > Best Regards,

> > Luqman




> > > > Can someone show me how I can bundle all my Crystal Reports DSRs in the
> > > > project to a DLL so that I can reduce my exe file size to a minimum. My
> > > > problem is that the project has over 20 reports which have embedded
>  graphics
> > > > in them, and these tend to make the EXE file extremently huge.

> > > > I'm using VB6(SP5) + CR8.5

> > > > Thanks,
> > > > Sailesh.

> > > If you found some info on this, could you please post it ???
> > > I am -very- interested  :-)

> > > Bert



Wed, 14 Sep 2005 03:52:46 GMT  
 
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