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Thanks for that quick reply.<br />
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I tried setting the page length through 'Print Server Properties' window.<br />
as 10x12.<br />
however when I open up Crystal reports I do not see this option in the page length<br />
selection combo box.<br />
<br />
Also, irrespective of the selection made in design mode, at Runtime the Printer setting gets set to Letter size.<br />
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Thanks for that quick reply.

I tried setting the page length through 'Print Server Properties' window.
as 10x12.
however when I open up Crystal reports I do not see this option in the page length
selection combo box.

Also, irrespective of the selection made in design mode, at Runtime the Printer setting gets set to Letter size.



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I am using vs2005 with vb dotnet and SQL &nbsp;for developing my application. <br />
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For my Reports, I am able to set the page length to 12 inches using the Printer setup selection at design time.However at Run time the print dialogue box appears and the default setup of the printer shows paper size as 'Letter'.<br />
<br />
I have also changed the printing preferences in the properties option of the printer to 12 inches.<br />
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Also how can I suppress the display of the printer dialogue box?<br />
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Can anyone please &nbsp;help out.<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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I am using vs2005 with vb dotnet and SQL  for developing my application. 

For my Reports, I am able to set the page length to 12 inches using the Printer setup selection at design time.However at Run time the print dialogue box appears and the default setup of the printer shows paper size as 'Letter'.

I have also changed the printing preferences in the properties option of the printer to 12 inches.

Also how can I suppress the display of the printer dialogue box?

Can anyone please  help out.

Thanks.




Page length setup in Crystal Reports

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