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hansh
The plaintextcontentcontrol in question has as its contents the title of a
report set programmatically. It'a title so it is in big letters (26pt). As
the titles of our reports tend to be a bit longish two or more line are
needed to display them both on screen and in print.
For example the text "Vragenlijst stedenbouwkundigen" is displayed on screen
as:
Vragenlijst
Stedenbouwkundigen
In the print preview it is displayed as:
Vragenlijst
Stedenbouwkundigen
So far so good. However when actually printed it shows as:
Vragenlijst
kundigen
Not so good. Fiddling with the text in the control on the page may give good
results, but is time consuming.
This problem occurs also when "saving as pdf" or printing with the newest
printerdrivers including those of the Adobe pdf printer. So it doesn't seem
to be a printer driver problem.
Anybody any ideas?
I posted this problem originally in the msdn vsto forum, but was referred to
this newsgroup.
PS.
This was by no means the only printing problem I encountered while
developing this report layout. These could be solved by other means. In one
case by changing the company logo from an image to a shape filled with that
image(!?!)
report set programmatically. It'a title so it is in big letters (26pt). As
the titles of our reports tend to be a bit longish two or more line are
needed to display them both on screen and in print.
For example the text "Vragenlijst stedenbouwkundigen" is displayed on screen
as:
Vragenlijst
Stedenbouwkundigen
In the print preview it is displayed as:
Vragenlijst
Stedenbouwkundigen
So far so good. However when actually printed it shows as:
Vragenlijst
kundigen
Not so good. Fiddling with the text in the control on the page may give good
results, but is time consuming.
This problem occurs also when "saving as pdf" or printing with the newest
printerdrivers including those of the Adobe pdf printer. So it doesn't seem
to be a printer driver problem.
Anybody any ideas?
I posted this problem originally in the msdn vsto forum, but was referred to
this newsgroup.
PS.
This was by no means the only printing problem I encountered while
developing this report layout. These could be solved by other means. In one
case by changing the company logo from an image to a shape filled with that
image(!?!)