Are there any facilities for printing to a file or exporting to PDF etc? I am running in a very secure environment where printing is not allowed in the domain due to data security issues.
I would like to run the BPA and capture the report in a file that can then be shipped off for viewing /printing
Also being able to capture the scan details in the printed report would be nice (at least as an option during the print process).
|||Hi Bob
We're working on improving the reporting to simplify some of the scenarios
you have.
In the mean time, you may want to BCP the data from the bpa repository
database into a file.
- Christian
___________________________
Christian Kleinerman
Program Manager, SQL Engine
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"boB Taylor" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3E63B6D8-927D-4E82-80DA-05DA3ED6F671@.microsoft.com...
> Also being able to capture the scan details in the printed report would be
nice (at least as an option during the print process).
Showing posts with label exporting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exporting. Show all posts
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Border missing when exported to PDF
When exporting to PDF some of the columns have the border line missing
although the border line is visible when exported as HTML or web
archiveI have the same issue. Cell borders on tables (0.5 pt gray) randomly
disappear in the PDF rendering, but look perfect in HTML4.0. Some are there,
some are not. I tried increasing the resolution of the PDF to no avail.
Is this a bug with the PDF rendering? Is there a workaround? This is a big
issue for us.
-David
"Sush" wrote:
> When exporting to PDF some of the columns have the border line missing
> although the border line is visible when exported as HTML or web
> archive
>|||I did a search on the forums on the Adobe site and found a related issue.
Apparently several people have reported Acrobat 6.x has issues with borders
on text boxes and other thin horizontal lines. It was unclear if the issue
was the in the PDF format itself (distiller problem) or if the rendering was
messed up in the Reader.
Has anyone tried looking at this with Reader 5.x?
Microsoft, can you confirm that this is an issue with Acrobat Reader 6.x
rather than the PDF rendering extension for Reporting services?
Much thanks, David
"David Swanson" wrote:
> I have the same issue. Cell borders on tables (0.5 pt gray) randomly
> disappear in the PDF rendering, but look perfect in HTML4.0. Some are there,
> some are not. I tried increasing the resolution of the PDF to no avail.
> Is this a bug with the PDF rendering? Is there a workaround? This is a big
> issue for us.
> -David
> "Sush" wrote:
> > When exporting to PDF some of the columns have the border line missing
> > although the border line is visible when exported as HTML or web
> > archive
> >
although the border line is visible when exported as HTML or web
archiveI have the same issue. Cell borders on tables (0.5 pt gray) randomly
disappear in the PDF rendering, but look perfect in HTML4.0. Some are there,
some are not. I tried increasing the resolution of the PDF to no avail.
Is this a bug with the PDF rendering? Is there a workaround? This is a big
issue for us.
-David
"Sush" wrote:
> When exporting to PDF some of the columns have the border line missing
> although the border line is visible when exported as HTML or web
> archive
>|||I did a search on the forums on the Adobe site and found a related issue.
Apparently several people have reported Acrobat 6.x has issues with borders
on text boxes and other thin horizontal lines. It was unclear if the issue
was the in the PDF format itself (distiller problem) or if the rendering was
messed up in the Reader.
Has anyone tried looking at this with Reader 5.x?
Microsoft, can you confirm that this is an issue with Acrobat Reader 6.x
rather than the PDF rendering extension for Reporting services?
Much thanks, David
"David Swanson" wrote:
> I have the same issue. Cell borders on tables (0.5 pt gray) randomly
> disappear in the PDF rendering, but look perfect in HTML4.0. Some are there,
> some are not. I tried increasing the resolution of the PDF to no avail.
> Is this a bug with the PDF rendering? Is there a workaround? This is a big
> issue for us.
> -David
> "Sush" wrote:
> > When exporting to PDF some of the columns have the border line missing
> > although the border line is visible when exported as HTML or web
> > archive
> >
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)