i'm developing a web application on VS2017 with Crystal Report, and i have implemented a report with barcode.
The font i have used is 3 of 9 Barcode, and i print the report directly with PrintToPrinter() method.
It works fine, but when i deploy the application on the server, and print the report, there is no barcode, but a string like *123466*.
I have also installed the font on the server "3 of 9 Barcode.TTF", but it displays me something like this DA>>=A<D.
And if i save the report on the disk, instead of printing it directly, the barcode is correct.
the same thing happens if i use AbriBarcode39, AbriBarcode39a etc...
Thanks in advance for help
I 'm work with cristal on a desktop application. windows forms.
Try to instal this font: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aix8ovYm4JTXjdUje6CT5V6oO85Pcg
on the server.
I hope thats work for you!
More code bar fonts: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aix8ovYm4JTXjdUx5ewa4S3K_l2ArQ
Im my applications I use to install all of them.
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I'm developing a software to print barcode lables using CrystalReports and c#, for the code I used a dataset with 4 fields, one for the barcode, one for the product name, one for the price and the last one for the number of labels, then I designed the report and I passed the data from the dataset. Every thing works perfectly on my machine, in other machines however, every thing looks good except that the barcode font doesn't work!!!
The font that I'm using: IDAutomationHC39M (Free Edition)
You will need to install the font on the server. You probably already installed it locally (i.e. you dragged it into the font folder, or right-clicked and selected "Install Font").
The font needs to be on the machine the report runs on.
I am developing an AddIn for MS Project 2013 and higher and I am looking for an PDF-Printer which i am able to give a filename and a range of dates.
With the Microsoft Print to PDF I am not able to give a start and end date.#
As mentioned here I have tried several other solutions, but only using a pdf- printer gives me the overview I need. All other solutions are to much zoomed in.
Since I didn't find a nice solution in the last days I worked with the Windows to PDF printer on a Windows10 System and a third party printer on a Windows7 System.
I use the default FilePrint methode and insert the path via simulated keyboard input. I know this solution is not pretty and only works if the user does not interfere the programm, but it worked for me.
i am using windows 10.
i am trying to create a report for continuous form (Half Of A4), i set manually from device and printer, so i set printer server like this.
then i change page setup on CR to vpc (name of paper where i create on printer server) like this..
then i tried it with different way :
i preview the report, than print.
with out run my application. the print result was great. just like i want.
i run my application, preview my report with Crystal REport viewer tools, but my report become landscape. not protrait.
see...
what must i do?
yes, after a week,finally i found the answer, we need to set default paper to our customer paper.
just that.
I have an application where I need the user to be able to print to a network printer through a print server.
The paper being used is 8 * 8 form feed paper. When I print to the printer from my development machine it works fine and I can print multiple documents with perfect alignment.
If I print from a test machine which has the paper size defined in the print server options with the same name as the one in the report the application prints to the alignment of letter size of 8 by 11.
Is there anything I am missing?
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Based on the description of the problem and your recent comment, it sounds like this may not be an issue with Crystal, as much as a problem with the client/user level printer configuration.
Are you able to print anything using the 8 * 8 using the test machine? It is just the Crystal Report that isn't aligned properly?
One way to test whether crystal is operating correctly is to export to pdf from the test machine, or print to pdf - this will verify whether crystal reports is properly retaining the page configuration.
I'm working on a WinForms program in C# which uses a ReportViewer control to display a fairly large *.rdlc report. The report was recently upgraded to the 2008 version, and now displays what should be 80+ pages as a single page and cuts off the bottom. It only seems to happen on one specific report, though it works fine in print preview and exports to PDF OK.
It may be that the report is just too long?
The only thing I've come across on Google suggested making all the cell KeepTogether properties true, which didn't help.
Open Your .rdlc file
goto Report-->ReportProperties-->Layout
Adjust your height,width,top,bottom