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Anyone run into this error running MAS90 4.5.3 under VMWARE Fusion 3.1.4 when trying to preview a standard report -- in this case an AP report. I can print just fine - no preview Error 88 Invalid/Unknown Property Name OS ERROR - No Such Interface Supported Program: SY_ReportViewerUI.PVC Statement 118 SY_ReportViewerUI Method: PostLoad

Entry Type: Informational Product: Sage MAS 90 ERP Sage MAS 200 ERP Application: Library Master Version Reported: 4.40 Subject: Error 88 SY_ReportViewerUi.pvc 118 when previewing graphical forms and reports. Possible Resolution: Manually register the CRViewer.dll file. Note: (file is located in the C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Common\3.5\crystalreportviewers115\ActiveXControls\ folder)

Possible Resolution: The .dll and .ocx files are normally registered during the Workstation Setup installation. These procedures should not be necessary unless an error or issue indicates an unregistered file. Note: Sage Customer Support is not responsible for assisting with system issues and takes no responsibility for changes made to your operating system or for errors in these instructions. Consult your computer technician or network administrator before making changes. Close all errors and Sage MAS 90 or 200 tasks. Open Task Manager (press CTRL+ALT+DEL), and end any Pvxwin32.exe tasks. Manually register the .dll files using the following procedures: For Sage MAS 90 and 200 4.10 and later: Note: Use only the registration files specific to your Sage MAS 90 version. For example, using the version 4.20 Regcom.bat for version 4.10 may not successfully register the correct files. Run Regcom.bat to register all .DLL and .OCX files. In Windows Explorer, browse to the following location: Version 4.20 and later: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Sage\Common Components Version 4.10: ..\Mas90\Home Run Regcom.bat to register all .dll files. Nothing appears to happen, but the files should register successfully. Note: Regcom.bat for version 4.10 contains /s switches to suppress errors. To display errors, create a backup copy and remove the switches. If the registration fails, or if the original error persists, use the manual registration process below.

We tried the ""Run as Administrator"" and that still didn't work. I'm unsure whether there's a user rights type issue. When I try Regcom.bat that also fails with error messages that make me think that it's rights related.

Is this a new install? If not, has it worked recently? The ultimate in security is to log on as administrator, then reinstall everything. Course you have to get the IT folks to play along................

For that error just try to register the CRViewer.dll and if you get an error doing so one idea is create a quick .BAT file with this 1 line it: start c:\windows\syswow64\regsvr32.exe ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\Common\3.5\crystalreportviewers115\ActiveXControls\CRviewer.dll"" If you're on a 32-bit bit PC then remove the "" (x86)"" from the path above. Then rt-click on the .BAT file and choose Run as Administrator.

The trick I use is to open two Win Explorer panels and display side by side. The first window is open to the c:\windows\syswow64 folder and the second is open C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\Common\3.5\crystalreportviewers115\ActiveXControls folder. Drag the file to be registered (CRviewer.dll) over to the first window and drop it on top of the regsvr32.exe file. The dll should register.

I saw some advice to search for CMD in the ""Search program and files"" -- then right click, run as admin - and type in the above Regsvr32 syntax. When I typed the syntax in I received a message that made me think that the DLL was not registering due to permissions (Google searched the error code). Do you think the instructions you have would get me further or are they essentially duplicating the steps I manually took?