tppline not printing
Hi,
I know this was an issue in 2007, but the thread does not give an answer:
I'm using D2010 with Reportbuilder
I have several Tpplines on my form.
They show nice in the preview, they export correctly to a PDF file, The PDF
prints them too, so that's allright.
But if I print my preview to a printer no Tppline is visible. It applies to
both of my printers: ( laserjet 2200 and CP1518 Color laserjet )
Tppline:
Style = lsSingle
Pen.style = psSolid
Pen.Mode = pmCopy
Pen.Color = clBlack;
Height = 1.8 mm
Width = 100 mm
Greatings
Leon
I know this was an issue in 2007, but the thread does not give an answer:
I'm using D2010 with Reportbuilder
I have several Tpplines on my form.
They show nice in the preview, they export correctly to a PDF file, The PDF
prints them too, so that's allright.
But if I print my preview to a printer no Tppline is visible. It applies to
both of my printers: ( laserjet 2200 and CP1518 Color laserjet )
Tppline:
Style = lsSingle
Pen.style = psSolid
Pen.Mode = pmCopy
Pen.Color = clBlack;
Height = 1.8 mm
Width = 100 mm
Greatings
Leon
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Comments
We have not heard of an issue like this for the latest version of
ReportBuilder.
If you create a simple report containing only lines, are they still not
showing up? Are you able to print shapes or text with borders?
Are you able to successfully print to a virtual printer such as Microsoft
Office Document Viewer or XPS Document Writer?
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Printing to a virtual XPS-printer works fine .
Printing direct from Windows XP to my (network) laserjet works fine
Printing direct from Windows 7/64 bit to my (network) laserjet skips Tppline
Printing to the Virtual XPS-printer, and then print from there to the
(network) laserjet works fine.
Leon
this.
Can you reproduce it in a demo? If so, I would send it to support in a demo.
Ed Dressel
Team DM
I changed the HP-recommended "HP universal printer driver for
Windows7/64bit" by the default plug and play driver of windows
( not recommended by HP ) and now evertything looks fine.
Apparently the HP "universal" printerdriver for Windows7 ( 64 bit ) is not
very universal after all.
So if you want to reproduce the problem: switch to the "HP universal
printerdriver", haha.
Leon
Thanks for the update. I'll take a look at this driver.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com