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SSRS 2005 Report Looks Perfect in Preview & PDF Export. Looks like crap in browser. Why?

Asked by ptakja in SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005

Tags: SSRS 2005, Layout

I was asked to create a report that mirrors a PowerPoint slide used for reporting on project status/info. The report is a custom layout made up of Panels & Textbox controls.

The issue I am having is that when I preview the report in Visual Studio, it looks just the way I designed it. But when I run the report from IE, the textboxes don't line up, have gaps between them etc... Basically, it looks like crap. Export the report to PDF from the crappy looking IE rendering and it is perfect. WTF?

Anyone know why this would happen? I triple checked for overlapping textboxes as I have read that this behavior will occur if you have those. Don't have any. The textboxes ARE butted up next to each other so that the borders overlap, but the content doesn't overlap.

I have attached a couple files to illustrate what I am seeing. I have spent hours of research trying to figure this out, but so far, no luck.


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Report rendered in PREVIEW mode in IDE.
Report rendered in PREVIEW mode in IDE.
 
 
Same Report rendered on web in IE7.
Same Report rendered on web in IE7.
 
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