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Manage and organize your Crystal Reports in a logical and efficient manner. Add all of your reports to the library and then create playlists to allow you to group common reports and either run. Those familiar with Crystal, will be familiar with the Crystal Report Viewer and the toolbar: When I press the print button I get this: That's the prompt you receive when it is going to generate a PDF. My reports are set to use ActiveX! Clicking OK will bring up the PDF Viewer (for me Foxit).

I run into this problem when using IE11. The screenshot is as below:

I've tried to disable the 'Enhanced Protected Mode' in IE but it still does not work. I did not have this problem when using IE9, but since now for some reason I can not install back IE9, I have to use this version of IE. Any suggestion?

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This is how I finally resolve this issue. This issue is caused by IE11 running on 64-bit mode so the ActiveX control does not work. So I have to force IE to run in 32-bit mode by adding the registry key as mentioned in this link. After that, it can load the report normally.

I required a slight modification to the above.

IE 11,Tools,Internet Options,Security,Trusted Sites,Sites,Add the site into the List,Close,Ensure that 'Enabled Protected Mode' is Unchecked.

OKRestart IE.

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Re: Crystal Report displayed in VS2013 but not in Internet Explorer 11

Mar 24, 2016 12:21 PM|Chris Zhao|LINK

Hi JChoong,

You could try the following steps.

1. Open Internet Explorer
2. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options
3. From the new pop-up window, select the Security tab
4. Make sure that you highlight Internet
5. Click on the Custom level button
6. The Security Settings menu will now come into view
7. Scroll down the settings until you reach “ActiveX Controls and Plug-Ins
8. Set the settings as listed below:
Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without prompt : ENABLE
Allow Scriptlets : DISABLE
Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls : ENABLE
Binary and script behaviors : ENABLE
Display video and animation on a web page that does not use external media player : DISABLE
Download signed ActiveX controls : PROMPT
Download unsigned ActiveX controls : DISABLE
Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for scripting : DISABLE
Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins : ENABLE
Script ActiveX controls marked as safe from scripting : ENABLE

Best Regards,

Chris Zhao