When you use CrystalReports
to make your projects do not forget that this is paid , so you must buy the license, in addition to having versions for development and another client strong>, in addition to having versions of x86 and x64 .
But hey, the problem may be in:
1 .- You did not add the CrystalReports installer to the installer of your application.
2 .- You are not installing the correct version of CrystalReports , this in the sense that if it is x86 or x64.
3 .- You are not installing the client version , since the developer version necessarily requires that the Visual Studio
components are installed locally.
The solution is simple.
Add the installer CrystalReports
in its correct version that is the client, inside the installer of your system (which is what many do).
Install CrystalReports
in its correct version separately, ie before or after installing your system, but keep in mind that you should place it as a requirement for your system.
Use / add the dll
of CrystalReports
client as a reference in your project at the time of development, avoiding the previous steps.