How I Can Depoly Vs2010 C# Window Application With Crystal Report

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Hi all,
Am using VS 2010 and developed C# window Application project with MySQL as database, also I used Crystal report 2010..
Now I want to Deploy my project for the client side installation. They having a fresh PC and didn't installed any framework. so what step I can follow for the deployment of project.. I tried some methods, but that was failed..
suggest a best method..
Note.
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am developing 32 bit application
CRRuntime not available in my PC.
The Deployment setup should work in both 32bit and 64 bit

Thanks in advanced...

-Prem Anandh Natchatran

Posted 15-Jul-15 20:17pm

Prem Anandh Natchatran

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CHill60 16-Jul-15 6:51am

The best method is to go to the MSDN website, look up the documentation and follow the instructions. A key word to watch out for is "Prerequisites" - you will need to include CR runtime in your package. If there is truly no "framework" on the target PC you may also need to include the appropriate .NET package in your package as well.
Telling us that you have tried "some methods" that failed is not helpful.

Prem Anandh Natchatran 16-Jul-15 7:21am

I tried to publish the project with necessary framework(included .Net framework 4.0 and CrystalReport framework).. but in client machine it asking for internet download.
I need a single setup procedure to bind the .net framework4.0 and crystalReport Run time Framework. During installation of target machine I won't go for internet download..

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