What do I do with a .RPT file?

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Steve, the RPT files are for Crystal Reports. YOu will need Crystal Reports
V6 or higher to make modifications to these.
Regards
Jim Stetter

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Subject: [Vantage] What do I do with a .RPT file?


I was wondering how a RPT file is handled (opened) in Report Builder.
I can figure out how to deal with PRL files, but not individual
reports within a library.

Specifically, I was looking through the "files" section of egroups
and I found some useful stuff (thanks to those who uploaded), but I
couldn't figure out how to use the RPT files that were listed along
with the PRL files.

Am I missing something obvious?

Steve Polatas


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I was wondering how a RPT file is handled (opened) in Report Builder.
I can figure out how to deal with PRL files, but not individual
reports within a library.

Specifically, I was looking through the "files" section of egroups
and I found some useful stuff (thanks to those who uploaded), but I
couldn't figure out how to use the RPT files that were listed along
with the PRL files.

Am I missing something obvious?

Steve Polatas
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The RPT files cannot be opened with Report Builder because they are Crystal
Report files. You need Crystal Reports installed on your machine and open
them with that.

Sarah