Problem with printing format...
Hi all,
I have written a report server with RB 7.02 and everything works great. I'm
using the library from Pragnaan PsRBExportDevices PRO Version 2.02 for RB
7.02. I have used the directions included with RB Server for adding the
print button when using the Pragnaan library.
The print button appears and when you click the print button the document is
then loaded into IE's adobe acrobat reader. The report looks fine, the
problem occurs when you are trying to print a document with a paper size
different then your default. If you do not go through the advanced
properties the document prints on the default size paper, making the report
either 'shrink to fit' or cutting off the report.
Does anyone know how this can be fixed?
Thanks,
Mike Dannenbring
MTA Metro-North Railroad
I have written a report server with RB 7.02 and everything works great. I'm
using the library from Pragnaan PsRBExportDevices PRO Version 2.02 for RB
7.02. I have used the directions included with RB Server for adding the
print button when using the Pragnaan library.
The print button appears and when you click the print button the document is
then loaded into IE's adobe acrobat reader. The report looks fine, the
problem occurs when you are trying to print a document with a paper size
different then your default. If you do not go through the advanced
properties the document prints on the default size paper, making the report
either 'shrink to fit' or cutting off the report.
Does anyone know how this can be fixed?
Thanks,
Mike Dannenbring
MTA Metro-North Railroad
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Comments
I searched Google looking for answers to this issue, but have not found
anything. There are other developers using other tools to create PDFs and
they have the same issue. Perhaps ask Pragnaan if they of a solution.
Perhaps there is someway to embed the paper size in the document and then
Acrobat Reader will use this to specify the paper.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com