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CE10WIN_EN_SP2<br />

Platform .NET controls<br />

ADAPT00216347<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 36238743<br />

When using the ActiveX Print Control to print a landscape report from a Web Form in Microsoft Visual Studios .Net, the paper orientation<br />

defaults to portrait orientation.<br />

The report's Wrapper Orientation property, which is set in the Printer Setup, is passed incorrectly to the ActiveX Print Control.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

This problem is resolved.<br />

Known Limitations:<br />

Some printer options are not passed to the ActiveX Print Control: Pages Per Sheet, Page Order, and Tray Selection. Note that the<br />

viewers10win_en.zip hotfix must also be applied to get the latest crystalprinthost.html file.<br />

Platform .NET SDK<br />

ADAPT00102118<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 35711945<br />

Setting the PaperSource property at runtime has no affect when printing a report.<br />

The problem is caused by the value passed to Crystal engine. The value is incorrect by a value of 1.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

This problem is resolved.<br />

For Crystal Reports 10, a new CustomPaperSource property has been added to the API to allow users to select specific Custom paper source trays<br />

on any printer.<br />

ADAPT00271794<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 36444369<br />

In Crystal Reports .Net, when text is passed into a text object by code, the text object loses its Paragraph alignment properties. For example,<br />

Center alignment reverts to the default Left alignment.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

This problem is resolved.<br />

ADAPT00299380<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 36494930<br />

Subreport properties cannot be modified with code in a Crystal Reports 10 .NET Windows application.<br />

The problem is that subreports are not marked as valid objects when the Modify function is called.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

This problem is resolved. Subreport properties such as Top, Left, Width and so on can be modified with code, as was possible in prior versions of<br />

Crystal Reports .NET.

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