Calendar object gone!

We have just applied some hot fixes to an application that runs Crystal reports XI. Now the calendar object no longer appears when running a parameter report based on the date. Any ideas most welcome urgently

Hi Martyn,
Please update us whether running the report through the Crystal Report designer show up the calendar object while prompting or not?
If 'No' then please update us with the following:
- What is the exact version of Crystal Reports by moving into the Crystal Report Designer->Help->About Crystal Reports.
- Please search for the 'Prompting' folder (in the drive in which the Business Objects Enterprise is installed) on a machine which display the calendra icon while prompting.
- Replace the 'Prompting' folder of the non working machine with the working machine after renaming the existing folder to .OLD.
- Now run the report again and it should show the calendar icon while prompting.
If 'Yes' then according to your application which is JAVA/.NET based post your question to the SAP Crystal Reports, version for Eclipse or SAP Crystal Reports, version for Visual Studio forum respectively.
Thanks!

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