CR2008 Runtime Package

Hello,
I installed CR2008 runtime on a machine which also has version XI and the developer version of Crystal reports installed. However, when I attempt to run an a report by right clicking on the RPT file, only XI and some other version that is not indicated show on the list, no CR2008. If I try the unidentified version I get the message the report was created with a later version so I assume it is NOT CR2008.
I also do not see Crystal Reports 2008 when I click on All Programs (This is a Windows 7 64 bit machine). The other odd thing if that if I go to control panel and select programs, I do see CR2008 runtime but the icon is the piece of paper.
The reports will be called from a VB./NET application and when I try to run the report from the APP, I'm getting "Failed to open the connection, database Vendor Code: 4060". All of the other database queries in the report work fine, it's only the Crystal Reports which I assume is because we do not have CR2008 runtime installed correctly.
Is there something else I have to do to use the runtime version?
Thanks,
Vic
Edited by: Vic Spainhower on Feb 17, 2012 4:04 PM

Don,
Thanks for the answer but I don't want to provide the users with the ability to modify the design of the report. The reports are available in a vb.net app but I'm getting an error "Failed to open the Connection, Database Vendor Code: 4060". I was just trying to see if I could produce the report directly from the rpt without going throug the app as a test.
I understand now that CR2008 is not supported with VS 2010 and I installed "CRforVS_redist_install_64bit_13_0_2" on the deployed machines but I'm stll getting the same error on the vb.net app.
Vic

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