Hello!
I have a problem generating report (format = IMAGE) using following
DeviceInfo settings:
<DeviceInfo>
<ColorDepth>1</ColorDepth>
<OutputFormat>TIFF</OutputFormat>
</DeviceInfo>
Using this settings, generated report (TIFF) always has 24 bit color
depth which is default value, and I wanted to generate black & white
report (1 bit)
Documentation states that ColorDepth could be changed only for TIFF,
but it is not true, it always applies the default value and ignores
user settings ?!
Is this a bug in reporting server?
Any ideas on how to generate TIFF 1-bit with Reporting Server are
welcome...
Thanks,
JohnYour observation is correct and yes, this is a known bug. I have passed your
comments along to the appropriate parties.
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Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"John Smith" <ng950@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:de84550e.0408200420.287ad689@.posting.google.com...
> Hello!
> I have a problem generating report (format = IMAGE) using following
> DeviceInfo settings:
> <DeviceInfo>
> <ColorDepth>1</ColorDepth>
> <OutputFormat>TIFF</OutputFormat>
> </DeviceInfo>
> Using this settings, generated report (TIFF) always has 24 bit color
> depth which is default value, and I wanted to generate black & white
> report (1 bit)
> Documentation states that ColorDepth could be changed only for TIFF,
> but it is not true, it always applies the default value and ignores
> user settings ?!
> Is this a bug in reporting server?
> Any ideas on how to generate TIFF 1-bit with Reporting Server are
> welcome...
> Thanks,
> John
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
BUG: Height property reverts to inches
Just thought I'd report a little bug I'd found.
My system is set to UK regional settings which includes metric measurements.
When I add section to a report, i.e Header or Footer the height property is in inches.
If I change the height, say to 2 it correctly treats it as centimetres. A small oversight me thinks!
Regards
Chris McGuiganYou are correct. Thanks for catching this one.
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Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Chris McGuigan" <ChrisMcGuigan@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Just thought I'd report a little bug I'd found.
> My system is set to UK regional settings which includes metric
measurements.
> When I add section to a report, i.e Header or Footer the height property
is in inches.
> If I change the height, say to 2 it correctly treats it as centimetres. A
small oversight me thinks!
> Regards
> Chris McGuigan
My system is set to UK regional settings which includes metric measurements.
When I add section to a report, i.e Header or Footer the height property is in inches.
If I change the height, say to 2 it correctly treats it as centimetres. A small oversight me thinks!
Regards
Chris McGuiganYou are correct. Thanks for catching this one.
--
Bruce Johnson [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Chris McGuigan" <ChrisMcGuigan@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A45D03E9-4B69-4FB9-B056-8B9A8683E23F@.microsoft.com...
> Just thought I'd report a little bug I'd found.
> My system is set to UK regional settings which includes metric
measurements.
> When I add section to a report, i.e Header or Footer the height property
is in inches.
> If I change the height, say to 2 it correctly treats it as centimetres. A
small oversight me thinks!
> Regards
> Chris McGuigan
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