Error: Invalid Export dll when exporting to Excel from VB,NET 2008

Version: Crystal Report 2008
Front End: Visual Basic 2008
Hello,
I am trying to export a report to Microsoft Excel [2003] when I get the error "Error in File_Temp......Invalid Export dll or export format".
from the Windows Form Viewer.
I have looked in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Business Objects\3.0\bin and found crxf_xls.dll and crxf_xls_res_en.dll, but am not sure if these dlls' are the error source.
Do these dll files need to be reregistered? Re-installation hasn't worked.
Thanks
eburton

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