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crystal report viewer in landscapeI posted under a different subject earlier, no responses. I have
changed the question somewhat. Is there a way to have the report come up in landscape, not just print in landscape? I know how to get it to print in landscape no problem. I want the report to display to the user in landscape. I can click on the rpt file and go in there and set the printer options to landscape, but all this does is print it out in landscape. I only have enough width to display data like it was in portrait mode. I want to be able to display in landscape mode also. Is this possible?? In the Printer Settings in the report design (not the device settings for
the actual printer) you can set that. HTH Wayne Show quoteHide quote "Ralf" <marty.overd***@intergraph.com> wrote in message news:1139589198.656457.308730@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... >I posted under a different subject earlier, no responses. I have > changed the question somewhat. > > Is there a way to have the report come up in landscape, not just print > in landscape? I know how to get it to print in landscape no problem. > > I want the report to display to the user in landscape. I can click on > the rpt file and go in there and set the printer options to landscape, > but all this does is print it out in landscape. > > I only have enough width to display data like it was in portrait mode. > I want to be able to display in landscape mode also. > > Is this possible?? > Hi Ralf,
You can set reportObj.PrintOptions.PaperOrientation = PaperOrientation.Landscape; HTH Elton Wang Show quoteHide quote "Ralf" wrote: > I posted under a different subject earlier, no responses. I have > changed the question somewhat. > > Is there a way to have the report come up in landscape, not just print > in landscape? I know how to get it to print in landscape no problem. > > I want the report to display to the user in landscape. I can click on > the rpt file and go in there and set the printer options to landscape, > but all this does is print it out in landscape. > > I only have enough width to display data like it was in portrait mode. > I want to be able to display in landscape mode also. > > Is this possible?? > >
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