>>This is something you must live with, since RB 90 uses GDI+. Normally you must make some of the fields wider and/or use smaller fonts. Unless you have many reports, the fix shouldn't take that long. I suggest that you do the conversion, and stick to RB 90 in the future.
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>I disagree. While some of the features in ReportBehavior 90 are really great, there's some real problems versus ReportBehavior 80.
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>1. Reports that use 90 that get turned into PDFs via GhostWriter or such are rendered as a graphic. Which means you cannot search the PDF for strings. And you cannot copy strings out of the PDF either. I see less and less paper actually printing and more and more PDFs being created as time goes on.
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>2. ReportBehavior 90 is slower than 80.
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>At my last job and current job we're using ReportBehavior 80.
Hi Jeff,
your speed comparsion is a no realy true.
RB80 renders one page at a time, then previews / send to printer.
RB90 renders all pages to memory and previews / print from that.
Asume a repo with some calculations, pagenumber, several then pages
For the first page RB 90 is a pain.
+Now we go to the last page
-RB90 is there on an instant
-RB80 starts to render through all pages (ok, it omehow needs to go there)
+now one page back
-RB90 just switches
-RB80 starts calculating the whole thing again
+now print
-RB90 just sends the data from memory
-RB80 ... guess?
RB90+:
-much better preview, multipages etc
-I could not stand w/o listneres
--rotaing labels / fields (I do not use labels, multi lang stuff needs changable headers) / lines
--scaling images (not stored to table)
--drawing barcodes
--backcolor dynamicaly adjustable by table (even better then the build in what is static)
Lutz
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