What happens is that the libraries are missing and they are not referenced in the project. In this case CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Framework.dll
(and I guess the rest of CrystalDecisions.*.dll
either.
If the application was working somewhere, in the folder bin
of it should be (with a little luck). If not, the machine that was executing it will be registered in the assembly record. They can be copied using the command line and looking in the C:\Windows\assembly\GAC_MSIL
folder.
Once they are located, copy them into a folder where the solution is and from Visual Studio add a reference directly to those DLLs.
If this does not work, you may have to get the installer for the Crystal Reports DLLs with the specific version (that is, the CCRedist2008_xxx.msi
in the image.