Print in Landscape

What's the trick to get reports to correctly print in Landscape mode? Most
recent solution does print using special code, but always does an extra
blank page dump at end.To print reports in landscape mode, you have to set page size to 29,7 cm; 21
cm.
After doing this, be sure that all your report items are placed into this
size, taking into account also the margins you have configured. This is to
say that your report width can not be greater that 29,7 cm - Left margin -
Right margin. This way, you will not have extra blank pages in your report.
Hope this helps,
Mónica
"Joe" <hortoristic@.gmail.dot.com> escribió en el mensaje
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> What's the trick to get reports to correctly print in Landscape mode?
> Most recent solution does print using special code, but always does an
> extra blank page dump at end.

Print in Landscape

Is possible to set a report to print in landscape by default?
ThanksSet report width larger than report height.
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"Mark Goldin" <markgoldin@.comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Is possible to set a report to print in landscape by default?
> Thanks
>

Print as Landscape

After SP2 u can print frim the report himself,is there a way to controll the
print such as print the report Landscape?You need to set the report page properties to have the width greater then
the height. Doing this will cause the print control to select landscape.
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"'" <@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> After SP2 u can print frim the report himself,is there a way to controll
> the
> print such as print the report Landscape?|||Additional FYI... We have found that if you are using the Printer Extension
Delivery sample, that the reports will print in the default style (Portrait
or landscape) for the printer in the printer setup, regardless of how you
have setup the report . This is such a pain for us...
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"ש×?×?×?" wrote:
> After SP2 u can print frim the report himself,is there a way to controll the
> print such as print the report Landscape?

print as landscape

Is there a way to get reports to print as landscape instead of potrait
automatically? I changed the Layout from properties to the correct width
and page height, the display looks fine but when I print, it tries to print
it on potrait setting. I've tried printing from both the report previewer
and deployed as an html document.
Thanks
-JoeHi,
I am also facing a similar problem. Is there a method where you make a
report in potrait style and print it in landscape.
thanks
"Joe Scalise" wrote:
> Is there a way to get reports to print as landscape instead of potrait
> automatically? I changed the Layout from properties to the correct width
> and page height, the display looks fine but when I print, it tries to print
> it on potrait setting. I've tried printing from both the report previewer
> and deployed as an html document.
> Thanks
> -Joe
>
>|||I have the same problem - it seems like export to {format} results in
portrait no matter what the report page size. I hope the answer to
this is a simple implementation - not "wait for SP2" or something like
that.sql

Preview Problem!

I've set the pagesize to 11in, 8.5in and the body width to 10.5 to compensate
for the margins. the preview views in landscape but when i try to export to
pdf i get an "index out of range error." If I change the pagesize to 11in,
15in it works ok unless i drill down before the export, then i get the same
error again.Could you send me your RDL and preview cache file ( its name is
<reportname>.rdl.data) for investigation?
Thank you
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"VC" <VC@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've set the pagesize to 11in, 8.5in and the body width to 10.5 to
> compensate
> for the margins. the preview views in landscape but when i try to export
> to
> pdf i get an "index out of range error." If I change the pagesize to
> 11in,
> 15in it works ok unless i drill down before the export, then i get the
> same
> error again.|||It did not happen on SP1.
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> Yes, that would be great. How do i send them to you?
> "Lev Semenets [MSFT]" wrote:
>> Could you send me your RDL and preview cache file ( its name is
>> <reportname>.rdl.data) for investigation?
>> Thank you
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>>
>> "VC" <VC@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:79011CE7-9208-4EF7-9F80-A793393F0A6D@.microsoft.com...
>> > I've set the pagesize to 11in, 8.5in and the body width to 10.5 to
>> > compensate
>> > for the margins. the preview views in landscape but when i try to
>> > export
>> > to
>> > pdf i get an "index out of range error." If I change the pagesize to
>> > 11in,
>> > 15in it works ok unless i drill down before the export, then i get the
>> > same
>> > error again.
>>

Preview and Print Problem

I have problem with preview and printing using CP.
My report using A3 Landscape.
Some of my report do preview and printing correctly (see Item Received Report) but some of my report only view and print incorectly (see Audit Trail Receiving Report).

I have check my Page Setup on my CP editor and the configuration are correct (at least both report have same configuration).

Any solution for my problem, bro?use printer setup in the designer window of crystal report
and select ur desired page... and designed using this selected page

then compile the software...

it'll work
best of luck
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