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CHF15<br />

ADAPT00623734<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 39,280,098<br />

When using Goal Subscription analytics, a maximum of only 24 characters of an analytic name can be displayed.<br />

No limit is placed on the display of the Insight name.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

This problem is resolved.<br />

ADAPT00623956<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 39,306,570<br />

When a floating point number is used in the "yes/no" condition with the "between" operator in the visual-data set build step, an<br />

error message appears.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

This problem is resolved.<br />

ADAPT00624462<br />

Description:<br />

Patch ID: 39,235,600<br />

Grid lines in bar chart that are set to the color grey may be displayed as solid lines, and the zero-axis lines may appear thinner<br />

than their designated size.<br />

The problem is caused by a mismatch between the resolution of the chart and the resolution of the device displaying the chart.<br />

The problem is that charts are encapsulated as PNG images inside an EPF file. The resolution of this image can only be set<br />

using one value. That is, all clients using an EPF with a chart receive the image at a single, predefined resolution. Therefore, if<br />

the image is set to 300 dpi for printing purposes, because monitors are typically set to display at 96 dpi, the unmatched<br />

resolutions results in a loss of quality as the image is scaled (up or down) to fit the device.<br />

New Behavior:<br />

Because it is not possible to push the necessary attribute setting from the client to the JRC engine, to control the size of the<br />

image, the best way to adjust image resolution is to set the chart dpi setting manually by editing CRConfig.xml. The following<br />

tags are recognized under the root node of the XML file; to adjust the resolution of a chart to match a typical monitor resolution<br />

of 96 dpi, edit the tags as follows:<br />

96<br />

96<br />

Restart the JRC to have the values take effect.<br />

When the key is not set manually, the following default values are used:<br />

- The default dpi setting in Crystal Reports XI is 96 DPI (best for viewing results).<br />

- The default dpi setting in Crystal Reports XI Release 2is 192 DPI (for best printing results).

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