"Invalid Export Option" Crystal 2008 SP3, Windows 7, Outlook 2010 (32 bit)

We have one client reporting that they get "Invalid Export Option" whenever they try to email a report. We used the supplied code with VS 2008 to implement the ability to view, print, export, and email reports. Our Windows 7 computers all work without issue, except for the one with 64 bit Outlook (which is a known issue), so I'm guessing this is security/SPAM protection at the client, but it doesn't affect any of their XP computers.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Thank you for the info, much better.
Have them download the trial version of CR 2008, they will have to do a Repair install of your app and CR runtime when they uninstall the trial version. Then see if they can export from the Designer.
Or if you prefer they not have access to the designer then use ProcessMonitor and follow along as they try to export, look for access Denied entries. I assume all other export formats work? Most have a pop up also to see if it's a CR issue.
There are few options for security settings in Outlook itself to not prompt but like you say it appears they are not even getting that far. Could be the pop up is behind your app, I've seen this happen before.
I did a google search and found quite a few posts on this issue. You may want to search also to see if something will help your user to get around this issue.
Possibly adding your app EXE to the trusted list in their Anti-virus software may help also. And if you haven't done so look in the various logs in their AV and Firewall and even Event Viewer to see if it captures and access denied errors.
Thanks
Don

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I recently had service pack 3 and fix pack 3.3 updated to my system ( crystal 2008) to help correct a issue with mapi not populating addresses from outlook when trying to export a report. I have a new issue. - sort of???
Now when I try to export multiple reports in a row I still have the same issue. I can send 1 report out. But if i try to send another report out i have the same issue that I had with mapi not populating the addresses field from outlook.
To get past this I shut down crystal and then bring it back up and I can send (ONE) report again before the same thing happens. Does anyone know if there is fix for this issue?
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Hi Max,
It works for me. I get the Allow for 1 minute box and then I export again and same thing.... works...
I'm using Windows 7 64 bit at home. It just installed SP 1 so that may be the difference also but I don't recall this being a problem before.
I also don't see this being a CR problem, if it works once then something else is blocking the MAPI permission box. Check your anti-virus logs, could be it things a trojan is taking over your address book and blocking the second attempt. The AV logs should show you if something was blocked. Or disconnect from your network/disable network cards and disable your AV and test again.
Do you have any other tool that allows you to export? If you install Winzip or WinRAR it adds a feature that allows you to right click on any file, save the PDF to disk and then test using the zip tool to see if that works for you. If not it's definitely your AV or possibly Firewall software blocking the pop up.
Thanks again
Don

Using MAPI Outlook 2007 on Windows 7 Errors Invalid export options

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Email Client: Outlook 2007
Crystal Reports 2008 Dev Environment
Use MAPI ExportDestinationType and invoke Export() returns Invalid export options
                 pRpt.ExportOptions.ExportDestinationOptions = MailOptions
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This thread explains more
Windows 7 - Exporting to Mapi problem
Edited by: Aumil Manzoor on Dec 16, 2009 1:24 AM

Essentially you've posted the same issue twice. Once in this thread and once here;
Windows 7 - Exporting to Mapi problem
One post is good enough. Let's continue on the other thread and close this one.
Ludek
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We have moved our .net application from Crystal 10 to Crystal 11.5. The version of the dlls is now 11.5.3700.0.
We now get an error 'invalid export option'.
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If I change to HTML32 it works ok.
Any help would be much appreciated.

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We are using c# and .net 2.0.
Stack trace is below, seems to be error in CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.HTMLExporter.GetPage
at CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.EngineExceptionUtils.DoThrowException(String message, EngineExceptionErrorID id)
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html40ExportOptions.ExportDestinationType = ExportDestinationType.DiskFile;
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ExportOptions.CreateDiskFileDestinationOptions();
html40DestinationOptions.DiskFileName = exportedReportName;
html40ExportOptions.ExportDestinationOptions = html40DestinationOptions;
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html40FormatOptions.HTMLFileName = Path.GetFileName(exportedReportName);
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html40FormatOptions.HTMLHasPageNavigator = true;
html40FormatOptions.FirstPageNumber = 1;
html40ExportOptions.ExportFormatOptions = html40FormatOptions;
// Export the report
theReport.Export(html40ExportOptions);
Edited by: john brister on Dec 4, 2008 3:45 PM

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Post Author: Kit
CA Forum: .NET
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[email protected]
Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 22:15:07 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Outlook 2010 - 64 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, doesn't work ?
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