QR Code resizing
Hi,
I found a question on the forum that asks the same thing I want to know, but I think it was slightly misunderstood by Nico. The question was about whether it's possible to have a fixed size for a QR code, and the poster was saying that setting autosize to true allows the user to resize to the desired dimensions (in my case 46x46mm) at design time, but that the QR code resizes itself at runtime.
So, if I use the report designer, I can set the QR Version to 25 and the module size to 1, and this produces a QR code that is about 60mmx60mm. If I turn AutoSize on, I can then set the width and height to 46 and the QR code scales accordingly (it shrinks it, as it would an image). If I then run the report, however, it resizes it back to 60mmx60mm.
Is it possible to KEEP it at the size I want? This is a specific requirement of some financial documents for fund transfer in Europe. The QR codes *must* be 46x46, version 25, medium error correction.
Thanks,
Steve
I found a question on the forum that asks the same thing I want to know, but I think it was slightly misunderstood by Nico. The question was about whether it's possible to have a fixed size for a QR code, and the poster was saying that setting autosize to true allows the user to resize to the desired dimensions (in my case 46x46mm) at design time, but that the QR code resizes itself at runtime.
So, if I use the report designer, I can set the QR Version to 25 and the module size to 1, and this produces a QR code that is about 60mmx60mm. If I turn AutoSize on, I can then set the width and height to 46 and the QR code scales accordingly (it shrinks it, as it would an image). If I then run the report, however, it resizes it back to 60mmx60mm.
Is it possible to KEEP it at the size I want? This is a specific requirement of some financial documents for fund transfer in Europe. The QR codes *must* be 46x46, version 25, medium error correction.
Thanks,
Steve
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Which version of ReportBuilder are you using?
Nico Cizik
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
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