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hello again. I fear that what is said in that article does not apply to my particular case.
First of all i am using the Crystal Report Basic 2008, which I think is not the same product as Crystal Reports 2008.
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My application has a module in .net and other in vb6.
I have a problem on deploying crystal reports in client machines, for module in vb6.
The vb6 application uses crystal viewer control obtained from crystal reports basic for visual studio 2008.
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The Crystal Viewer that is used in VB6 version isn't the same used in .NET.
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How do I resolve error 1310. I try to install crystal version for visual studio 2010, but I got this error message. Error 1310. Error writing to file. mcf80.dll.verify that you have access to that directory. My pc is window 7 (32 bit). Please I need help
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Hello Dorohidea,
Do you mean that when you install crystal report in virtual studio 2010, you receive the error message about error 1310?
Please take a look at the following KB.
Support for Crystal Reports for Visual Studio
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/317789/en-us
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