Which msm is which?

Can someone tell me the difference between the follow two merge modules:
CrystalReports11_5_Net.msm
CrystalReports11_5_Net_2005.msm
Also, when would I need to use the CrystalReports11_5_maps.msm?
I am trying to create a RAS XIr2 SP4 deployment install.
Thanks,
BOb

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To develop a BOE/CRServer XI R2 .NET application you need the Enterprise .NET SDK. You have to get this from the Enterprise installer. Launch the BOE/CR Server XI R2 installer and choose Server Install - not Client Install. Choose a Custom install. You'll be presented with a drop down list for the Enterprise components. Deselect everything and then look for the Developer Components option. You may have to drill down into one of the levels to find it. Under Developer Components you'll see the BusinessObjects Enterprise .NET SDK. Select it to install to the development machine. This will allow you to work with the Enterprise .NET SDK on your VS2005 machine.
You can install the .NET SDK using the Client Tools option, however it installs much more than you'll need (e.g. the publishing wizard, etc.). The Client Tools option can also miss a couple of key DLLs and assemblies. The best path to follow is the custom server install path outlined above.
When you're ready to deploy your .NET application you will also need to install the .NET SDK onto the Web application server as well. This is because we are not fully managed by the .NET Framework.
To answer your question re msm files. The msm files are for Crystal Reports runtime distribution, not RAS. However CrystalReports11_5_Net.msm is for CR XI r2 used in .NET 2003. CrystalReports11_5_Net_2005.msm is for CR XI r2 used in .NET 2005
CrystalReports11_5_maps.msm would only be used if you are using the map feature in the CR designer
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