InfoView Default Crystal Report Viewer to Java

Anyone know how to do set the Infoview Crystal Report Viewer to Java as default in R3.1 ? We can do it from R2 CMC  but not anymore since upgrade.
Our client computer doesn't allow ActiveX download.
Thanks In advance,
Tommy

Hi,
Did you tried by setting in InfoView itself.
After logged in to InfoView, select the Preferences option and choose Crystal report as a reporting type.
Here you can set the default viewer type when CR report is opened.
-Noor.

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