I am using the Crystal 7 runtime file in a home ground application. When I print a saved Crystal Report
some pages pint bad data. This happens in the page header b section. My page header b represents that
table columns in the database. The names are not hard coded, but change with the database that is being
used.
This is what happens: If I run a report from scratch it looks and prints correctly. If I save that
report it will open and all data looks correct, but when I print it several of the pages print bad information.
What I mean by bad information is this:
The column names will print on top of each other, or instead of printing the word 'Date' it might
print 'D e' [leaving out the 'a' and 't']. Or it might print the whole word Date so that all the
letters are printed on top of each other.
It is odd because it will not do this with every page of the report. It might just do it on page one
and page 5 of a 10 page report, and all the other pages print correctly.
This only happens if we open a crystal report in our application. If we open it up in the crystal report
designer it will print correctly.
Do you have any thoughts as to why this might be?
some pages pint bad data. This happens in the page header b section. My page header b represents that
table columns in the database. The names are not hard coded, but change with the database that is being
used.
This is what happens: If I run a report from scratch it looks and prints correctly. If I save that
report it will open and all data looks correct, but when I print it several of the pages print bad information.
What I mean by bad information is this:
The column names will print on top of each other, or instead of printing the word 'Date' it might
print 'D e' [leaving out the 'a' and 't']. Or it might print the whole word Date so that all the
letters are printed on top of each other.
It is odd because it will not do this with every page of the report. It might just do it on page one
and page 5 of a 10 page report, and all the other pages print correctly.
This only happens if we open a crystal report in our application. If we open it up in the crystal report
designer it will print correctly.
Do you have any thoughts as to why this might be?