Re: crystal report print to file


printtofile sets the port. Use the port property to set the port.
(Offhand, I don't know if the port should be FILE to get the file box,
or the filename you wish to export to. )

Iain

On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 11:14:14 -0500, "gerry" <germ@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

no , export only supports a specific set of export formats.
I would like to have the report saved to disk a as a tiff, which is not a
supported format - note that there are NO supported image file export
formats ( double doh! )
manually i can print to a fax printer and specify 'print to file' to
generate a tiff file.
but, as i said, the crystal ReportDocument PrintOptions does not expose a
PrintToFile property so there appears to be no way to do this
programatically :-(
Gerry


"Iain Sharp" <iains@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:j7r5v1ptjo25154qlo1qg2va2nlplv0603@xxxxxxxxxx
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 02:33:32 -0500, "gerry" <germ@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Since the CrystalReport ReportDocument apparently lacks a PrintToFile
option
( doh ! ), does anyone know of any way print a report to a disk file
programmatically ?

Gerry


It's export to file. Check out Exportoptions.

Iain

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