Available References that need deployed within Visual Studio 6.0

Currently, we are still using the Visual Studio 6.0 to build small database business applications that connect to a Microsoft SQL Server 2008 database.
The application has been completed for the most part, and there is one report that has been developed with Crystal Reports 2008 Developer version: 12.2.0.290.
Within Visual Studio 6.0 I need to include "Available References" that get deployed with the application.
What references need to be included with our application's Setup.exe so when the user needs to print a report it can?
With an older application we developed over five-years ago, we included the following:
1) Crystal Report Viewer Control
2) Crystal Report 8 ActiveX Designer Run Time Library
3) Crystal Report Viewer Control
4) Crystal Common File Dialog Library 12.0
If I included these references in our new application, would this be fine, or would we need any other references and/or controls?
Edward Wittlinger

To add to Adam´s reply; more than likely you are using craxDDrt.dll in your app. This dll contains the COM APIs, but you are not licensed to use these. E.g., COM APIs were retired in CR XI R2A (11.5). So as Adam mentioned, your option is .NET or Java. Or, obtain CR XI R2A and reference the craxDrt.dll.
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