Crystal 11 Design View Issue

When I select a field, the black highlight box and handles do not appear anymore for resizing etc....
I have not been able to find a solution and it is driving me nuts!
please help!

Hi Brian,
If you can't upgrade we can't help you much more. Try downloading it anyways on a separate PC and test, it will at least confirm if it's an issue or not.
Try doing a Repair install of CR XI also, it may be that some Windows Patch broke or changed Access Permissions of one of our Dependencies.
Known issues when weird things happen when viewing reports are typically due to either USP10.dll ( UNICODE interpreter ) or in GDIPlus.dll ( Windows Graphical Device Interface ). They are both tied to the PC's Video drivers.
Try updating your Video Card Drivers and USP10 must be version 1.4.2.x.
You can download [Modules |https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100006252802008E/modules.zip]and compare your System dll list with a working one, may help determine the cause.
Thanks
Don

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