Page Setup

how could i make the report to be printed in "Landscape" mode in sql
reporting.Up at the top click on Report, then go to report properties. Go to the layout
tab and change the dimension to landscape view.
"Newsgroups" wrote:
> how could i make the report to be printed in "Landscape" mode in sql
> reporting.
>
>|||Well...i don't have dimension property in the report properties.Is there
any other way to goto this property.
Thanks.
"scraejtp" <scraejtp@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Up at the top click on Report, then go to report properties. Go to the
> layout
> tab and change the dimension to landscape view.
> "Newsgroups" wrote:
>> how could i make the report to be printed in "Landscape" mode in sql
>> reporting.
>>|||Yes. Report Properties, Page Size, Height & Width. You have to set those
appropriately.
"Vijai" wrote:
> Well...i don't have dimension property in the report properties.Is there
> any other way to goto this property.
> Thanks.
> "scraejtp" <scraejtp@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:09239F9B-99CE-4D13-9B14-49A54668D87B@.microsoft.com...
> > Up at the top click on Report, then go to report properties. Go to the
> > layout
> > tab and change the dimension to landscape view.
> >
> > "Newsgroups" wrote:
> >
> >> how could i make the report to be printed in "Landscape" mode in sql
> >> reporting.
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>|||My understanding is that there is not a portrait or landscape setting. I
went to my Report Properties and on the layout tab, changed the Width and
Height properties (11 x 8.5).
Dennis
dennisp@.mayschem.com
Vijai wrote:
>Well...i don't have dimension property in the report properties.Is there
>any other way to goto this property.
>Thanks.
>> Up at the top click on Report, then go to report properties. Go to the
>> layout
>> tab and change the dimension to landscape view.
>> how could i make the report to be printed in "Landscape" mode in sql
>> reporting.|||That's correct. If the PageHeight is greater than the PageWidth, then it is
landscape, otherwise it is portrait. Reporting Services has no notion of the
rotation of the paper in the printer. It is up to the applications that
consume the output (Acrobat reader, print control) to determine the correct
printer settings to best render the specified page size.
More tips on pagination are summarized in Brian Welcker's blog article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/bwelcker/archive/2005/08/19/454043.aspx
-- Robert
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Dennis P via SQLMonster.com" <forum@.SQLMonster.com> wrote in message
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> My understanding is that there is not a portrait or landscape setting. I
> went to my Report Properties and on the layout tab, changed the Width and
> Height properties (11 x 8.5).
> Dennis
> dennisp@.mayschem.com
> Vijai wrote:
>>Well...i don't have dimension property in the report properties.Is there
>>any other way to goto this property.
>>Thanks.
>> Up at the top click on Report, then go to report properties. Go to the
>> layout
>> tab and change the dimension to landscape view.
>> how could i make the report to be printed in "Landscape" mode in sql
>> reporting.

Page Orientation Problem

How can I have my main report in Portrait and my subreport , who creates a new page, in Landscape. Is it possible ??
Thank you for your helpI don't thing so. How would you send a job to the printer that is both portraint and landscape?|||you got a point here..|||Well I thought so anyway! :lol:|||i give up.. :( I'll try to resize it to fit portrait

Page Orientation in Multipage report

Tweaking a report that was imported from Crystal Reports. Report has three pages, the first two are landscape, the last page is portrait.

Can this be done in RS or will I have to split up the report to render the 1st two pages separately from the last page (in two reports)?

Thanks in advance.

My two cents worth: It would really really be nice if RS had 1.) a rich text box and 2.) the ability to rotate labels and text boxes.

The page sizes in SSRS are at the report level, so you could not do that within 1 report.

It would be very nice to be able to change that at a page level.

BobP

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Thanks for the reply. I guess I should have added my three cents worth!

Joe

Page orientation for physical pages

Hello,
I need to design a single report (PDF) which must have both landscape and portrait orientation.

For what I know the page size is defined and static for all pages of the same report (RDL). Is there any workaround (I'm using Sql2005) ?

Thanks,
Pierre

You are right the page size defined in the rdl can't be expression and apply to all pages. One possible workaround is to use deviceinfo to specify page size and the page range. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms154682(SQL.90).aspx. For example, you can specify one page size to get page 1-3 of the report, and a different size to get a different set of pages.

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Hello Fang,
thanks for the reply. For what I know I can define one deviceinfo setting per report. How can I define the device info setting the page 1 with a different PageHeight and PageWidth than the page 2 and 3 on the same deviceinfo ?

Thanks,
Pierre

|||Since you can use device info settings (StartPage and EndPage) to retrieve a range of pages, you can get page 1 with certain page size, then page 2 and 3 with a different page size.

Page Orientation

I'm using Crystal Reports 8.5 using RDC. I have several reports in my program, some are Portrait orientation, others are Landscape. This program is distributed to about 20 different computers.

On at least 1 or 2 computers, a report that was designed to be in Landscape is previewing in Portrait. On all the other computers, the report previews normally (in Landscape). Could this be a result of a corrupted or out of date Crystal dll? If so, which one? Could it be because of the printer driver installed?

Does any one have any other ideas on what could cause the report to preview incorrectly? (The computer in question is running WinXP).

Thanks!I think it depends on the printer setup of the Client machine