page setup parameters

I have a report (.rdl) that I created in Visual Studio. Is there any way to
send the page setup parameters along with the report so that the user isn't
required to fiddle with the page setup? For example, I have a report that
prints in landscape on legal paper, I want them to be able to click print and
have it output with the landscape/legal setup as opposed to having to set
that up in a print dialog box. I can see the margin setup, page width and
Height in VS, but these don't affect the paper or orientation settings.
Any ideas?I have same issue on Margine setting once i put it in production, the report
layout are changed and it is not what i want.
Can you solve it'
"beeyule" wrote:
> I have a report (.rdl) that I created in Visual Studio. Is there any way to
> send the page setup parameters along with the report so that the user isn't
> required to fiddle with the page setup? For example, I have a report that
> prints in landscape on legal paper, I want them to be able to click print and
> have it output with the landscape/legal setup as opposed to having to set
> that up in a print dialog box. I can see the margin setup, page width and
> Height in VS, but these don't affect the paper or orientation settings.
> Any ideas?|||If you set the Width to be the Height and the Height to be the Width this
will get you the Landscape option.
Ie. for Letter Width=11in and Height=8.5in.
Choosing the paper is a bit different since it depends on the printer for
the local computer. However to get this to happen you can set the default
printer and paper from the windows printers/faxes option. This will then
default in to that box when they click print.
Hope this helps,
Craig
"beeyule" <beeyule@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a report (.rdl) that I created in Visual Studio. Is there any way
>to
> send the page setup parameters along with the report so that the user
> isn't
> required to fiddle with the page setup? For example, I have a report that
> prints in landscape on legal paper, I want them to be able to click print
> and
> have it output with the landscape/legal setup as opposed to having to set
> that up in a print dialog box. I can see the margin setup, page width and
> Height in VS, but these don't affect the paper or orientation settings.
> Any ideas?