Printer Settings

[Ginster]

I'm using a CR Viewer in a vb.net app and certain users are experiencing problems printing reports. For some reason it is printing to letter and not A4 even though the printer default settings on their pc are A4.

Is there a way to force the viewers print control to print to A4

Thanks

[Hack]

What do these certain users have in common that the other folks, for whom it is working properly, do not?

[Ginster]

Nothing there all on a standard build, well that's what there meant to be on.

[Rahul_PC]

Check Out Cr Viewer Control's Properties by right clicking control

[Hack]

I'm using a CR Viewer in a vb.net app and certain users are experiencing problems printing reports.

This says to me that the same program is working fine on some machines but not on others.

This tells me it is probably not the program, or in this case, the reports that are the issue but the machine on which the program/reports are being run.

This would indicate that there is a configuration/platform difference between a machine on which it works and a machine on which it does not.

The trick/key is trying to find out what that difference is.

[Asgorath]

Hi try this

crReportDocument.PrintOptions.PaperSize = PaperSize.PaperA4

I had a similiar problem with Visual Studo.NET 2003 it allways printed in landsape even if the report was portrait and charging the printer's setting didn't solved. I used a service pack for Crystal Reports that fixed the problem.
Jorge