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Introduction
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Requirements
Server Requirements

- Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows 2003 Server.
- IIS 5 or higher.
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Microsoft .NET Framework Redistributable
version 1.0 or later.
The .NET Framework version number must be the same as the J# version number -
use .NET Framework 1.0 with J# 1.0, or use .NET Framework 1.1 with J# 1.1.
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J# Redistributable Package
version 1.0 or later.
The .NET Framework version number must be the same as the J# version number -
use .NET Framework 1.0 with J# 1.0, or use .NET Framework 1.1 with J# 1.1.
Server Requirements for Reporting Services Integration
To
use ExcelWriter with Reporting Services 2000, you will need:
To
use ExcelWriter with Reporting Services 2005, you will need:
Microsoft Excel is not required on the server.
This prevents the performance penalties and instability associated with
instantiating multiple copies of the Excel object on a web server. |
Client Requirements

No software is required on the client to download and save an Excel Spreadsheet. To
enable opening of Excel spreadsheets, one of the following must be installed on the
client:
- Microsoft Excel 95, 97, 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003.
- Microsoft's free
Excel Viewer
. The Excel Viewer allows the user to view and print
an Excel spreadsheet, but not to modify it.
- Note: All formulas will appear as "0" when using the Excel Viewer.
- Another application that supports the Excel format, such as,
Quattro Pro
or
Gnome .
- To enable full functionality of HotCell Technology,
the OfficeWriter Assistant cab file (OWAssist.cab) must be downloaded and installed on the client.
ExcelWriter Enterprise Edition includes OfficeWriter Assistant. OfficeWriter Assistant
is not included with ExcelWriterSE.
Client Requirements for Reporting Services Integration
To
use ExcelWriter with Reporting Services, you will need:
- Microsoft Word 2000, 2002 (XP), or 2003
- MS Query or Visual Studio.NET
| In most cases, data sources and queries will be defined in Visual Studio .NET.
MS Query is required only if you wish to allow report designers to define
data sources and queries within Microsoft Excel. |
MS Query is part of Microsoft Office, but may not be
installed by default. To install MS Query:
- Have your Office Installation CD ready.
- Open Microsoft Excel.
- Open the Data menu.
- Select Import External Data > New Database Query.
You will be prompted to install MS Query.

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