Kevin,

The problem you are experiencing is related and is also considered a bug. The only real work-around is to roll your own print method. Many developers have complained about this so I would expect this to get fixed in the near future.

>Cathi...
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>Thanks for the link...unfortunately, that didn't seem to work.
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>I think my problem might be slightly different than the one described in this knowledge base article.
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>When I preview the report that I've created [regardless of whether I use the code from the article], the report appears in the preview window correctly in landscape.
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>However, when I click the print button and go into printer properties, the default orientation is portrait, not the landscape that I set the report up for. I went back to the RPT in design mode and made sure the default orientation is landscape....but then when I go to print at runtime, it continues to go to portrait.
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>The only solution I can think of is to not use the default Crystal toolbar, and to write my own print method, where I can do something like...
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>orpt.PrintOptions.PaperOrientation = CrystalDecisions.Shared.PaperOrientation.Landscape;
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>I want to avoid doing that, but it seems like it might be the only way to resolve this.
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>Kevin