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InnoScript Can Automatically
Detect your Crystal Reports Installation Type
Crystal Reports Merge Module Installations for Inno Setup 
(InnoScript will automatically handle the Crystal Reports template addition)
 
Version XI
Version X
Version 9

RDC 11.5 - Complete - (11/25/10)

RDC 11.5 - Report Engine - (11/25/10)
RDC 11.5 - Designtime - (11/25/10)
RDC 11.5 - Runtime - (11/25/10)
RDC 11.5 - License - (11/25/10)

 

.NET SP2 - 11.0 (11/25/10)
.NET SP4 - 11.5 (11/25/10)

 

RDC 10.0 - Complete (11/25/10)

RDC 10.0 - Report Engine - (11/25/10)
RDC 10.0 - Designtime - (11/25/10)
RDC 10.0 - Runtime - (11/25/10)
RDC 10.0 - License - (11/25/10)

 

.NET - 10.0 (11/25/10)
.NET - 10.2 (11/25/10) 2005
.NET - 10.5 (11/25/10) 2008

RDC 9.2 (11/25/10)

RDC 9.2 - Report Engine - (11/25/10)
RDC 9.2 - Designtime - (11/25/10)
RDC 9.2 - Runtime - (11/25/10)
RDC 9.2 - License - (11/25/10)

 

NET - 9.2 (11/25/10)




Version 13 - SP1
Version 12 Version 8.5

Crystal Reports 13 Runtime Install - 32 bit (2010)
Crystal Reports 13 Runtime Install - 64 bit (2010)

Crystal Reports 12 Runtime Install (2008)
Crystal Reports 8.5 Runtime Install

To use the Crystal Reports Merge Modules with InnoScript and Inno Setup, download our zip file which contains the CR Merge Modules contained in an installable MSI file. In the downloaded zip file you will find a Microsoft MSI file that you will add to your Inno Setup Script or you can let InnoScript do it for you (recommended). You should remove all the other CR files from your script (InnoScript can do this for you). You can find which ones they are by looking at the Reference and Components list that InnoScript provides in the script it creates. Use this list in conjunction with the InnoScript Debug log to find all the files that also may need to be removed. You can also use the ORCA Editor to view inside the MSI file to find all the files that should be removed. You can add these files to the unsafe file list that InnoScript uses and InnoScript will remove them for you. If you cannot get these to work for you there are more to choose from here http://resources.businessobjects.com/support/additional_downloads/runtime.asp however you will need to create the msi from these merge modules.

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