Italic font, text aligned right

Hello
A textbox within a table cell is displayed strangely. The font style is
italics and the text is aligned to the right. Now the text is cut at its
right side by some pixels. So only 2/3 of the last letter is displayed.
Does someone have a solution for this problem?
Ciao,
JensI found out that it works with arial font, but it doesn't work with
Tahoma, though.
Ciao,
Jens
Jens Winter wrote:
> Hello
> A textbox within a table cell is displayed strangely. The font style is
> italics and the text is aligned to the right. Now the text is cut at its
> right side by some pixels. So only 2/3 of the last letter is displayed.
> Does someone have a solution for this problem?
> Ciao,
> Jens|||Try checking the padding parameters. This might cause the text to disappear,
if the text is exactly as long as the text box permits.
Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik
"Jens Winter" <jwinter@.icubic-consulting.de> wrote in message
news:uUJi8g3YGHA.3516@.TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> Hello
> A textbox within a table cell is displayed strangely. The font style is
> italics and the text is aligned to the right. Now the text is cut at its
> right side by some pixels. So only 2/3 of the last letter is displayed.
> Does someone have a solution for this problem?
> Ciao,
> Jens|||Hello Kaisa,
I tried this too, but it didn't work.
I also tried to append some whitespaces at the end of the text. But they
get trimmed. This is another weirdness.
Anyhow, I assume it is a font issue. We will switch to Arial for the moment.
Ciao,
Jens
Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik wrote:
> Try checking the padding parameters. This might cause the text to disappear,
> if the text is exactly as long as the text box permits.
> Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik
> "Jens Winter" <jwinter@.icubic-consulting.de> wrote in message
> news:uUJi8g3YGHA.3516@.TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> Hello
>> A textbox within a table cell is displayed strangely. The font style is
>> italics and the text is aligned to the right. Now the text is cut at its
>> right side by some pixels. So only 2/3 of the last letter is displayed.
>> Does someone have a solution for this problem?
>> Ciao,
>> Jens
>|||Sounds like maybe the size of your text box needs to be bigger to fit your
text.
"Jens Winter" wrote:
> Hello Kaisa,
> I tried this too, but it didn't work.
> I also tried to append some whitespaces at the end of the text. But they
> get trimmed. This is another weirdness.
> Anyhow, I assume it is a font issue. We will switch to Arial for the moment.
> Ciao,
> Jens
> Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik wrote:
> > Try checking the padding parameters. This might cause the text to disappear,
> > if the text is exactly as long as the text box permits.
> >
> > Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik
> > "Jens Winter" <jwinter@.icubic-consulting.de> wrote in message
> > news:uUJi8g3YGHA.3516@.TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> >> Hello
> >>
> >> A textbox within a table cell is displayed strangely. The font style is
> >> italics and the text is aligned to the right. Now the text is cut at its
> >> right side by some pixels. So only 2/3 of the last letter is displayed.
> >>
> >> Does someone have a solution for this problem?
> >>
> >> Ciao,
> >> Jens
> >
> >
>

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Hi,
I am using crystal report 11.My dynamic parameter displays company codes (4 digits).While populating, company codes are displayed as seperated with commas.But i need to display full 4 digits without commas.
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Hello,

I have a report that has some text with Chinese characters. When I run the report those Chinese characters are displayed perfectly on the screen. However, when I export the report to pdf instead of the Chinese characters question marks (?) are displayed. Any ideas what can I do so that the Chinese characters are displayed when exported to pdf?

Thank you.

Hi eleanagb80, may I ask how did you get the chinese characters displayed perfectly on screen?

What setting do you have in your SQL and reporting services?

Thanks

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This question has come up before.

I am not sure what the pdf settings are (when they generate the file, I mean). So I have to ask: when you look in the document properties in Adobe reader, under the File menu, do you see the font mappings you expect?

Also, were the fonts you used in the report True Type, or not? Were they Unicode, or not?

One thing: when they display on your screen, characters are displaying in your browser and some additional good stuff is going on client-side.

When they display in a PDF, the fonts are either embedded when the file is generated on the server or fonts are indicated but not embedded, or a subset of the characters in the font can be embedded. I really don't know how the RS generation process decides to do it, and if it's a subset how they decide what the subset is. I haven't done any tests with this.

IAC... if the fonts are embedded, then a lot depends on what was available on the server versus what fonts or font-mappings are available on the client, which is what matters to the browser/HTML presentation.

I know I'm not giving you a solution, just trying to help you see why there can be difference.

>L<

Issue with exporting to pdf

Hello,

I have a report that has some text with Chinese characters. When I run the report those Chinese characters are displayed perfectly on the screen. However, when I export the report to pdf instead of the Chinese characters question marks (?) are displayed. Any ideas what can I do so that the Chinese characters are displayed when exported to pdf?

Thank you.

Hi eleanagb80, may I ask how did you get the chinese characters displayed perfectly on screen?

What setting do you have in your SQL and reporting services?

Thanks

|||

This question has come up before.

I am not sure what the pdf settings are (when they generate the file, I mean). So I have to ask: when you look in the document properties in Adobe reader, under the File menu, do you see the font mappings you expect?

Also, were the fonts you used in the report True Type, or not? Were they Unicode, or not?

One thing: when they display on your screen, characters are displaying in your browser and some additional good stuff is going on client-side.

When they display in a PDF, the fonts are either embedded when the file is generated on the server or fonts are indicated but not embedded, or a subset of the characters in the font can be embedded. I really don't know how the RS generation process decides to do it, and if it's a subset how they decide what the subset is. I haven't done any tests with this.

IAC... if the fonts are embedded, then a lot depends on what was available on the server versus what fonts or font-mappings are available on the client, which is what matters to the browser/HTML presentation.

I know I'm not giving you a solution, just trying to help you see why there can be difference.

>L<

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I am launching the Report Builder from my web application. The launching works fine. The Report Builder displays all the models published on the Report Server, whereas the user launching the report builder doesnt have permission on most of the folders containing the models. The permission set on the folders individually (not inherit from parent) using Management Studio.

The Report Server and the Report Builder folder under that both are running with Integrated Windows Authentication.

Is there anything am missing to check ? I want the user should be able to see only those models, which he/she has been given permission to access.

For info, the web application from where the Report Builder is launched is using Forms Authentication. So, Anonymous Access is enabled. If this is the problem, can I create a separate web page and inside a folder (under website) and apply Integrated Windows Authentication to the folder and launch Report Builder from the web page. Will it work ?

Thanks in advance.

Please see the answer to this duplicate post:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=326587&SiteID=1

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Thanks Bob,

My problem was the exe. Killing the exe solved the problem.

ISQL/W - SQL graphical query tool

hi, i have an error when i open the query analizer and press F1 to use the
help, the error that is displayed to say :
ISQL w - graphical query tool
ISQL/w - SQL graphical query tool to detected a throuble and had to close
...
and i can not use the help, may someone help me, please?
thanks
JJ_ wrote:
> hi, i have an error when i open the query analizer and press F1 to
> use the help, the error that is displayed to say :
> ISQL w - graphical query tool
> ISQL/w - SQL graphical query tool to detected a throuble and had to
> close ...
>
> and i can not use the help, may someone help me, please?
>
> thanks
Install the SQL Server Service Pack 3a on the client PC and see if that
helps.
David G.
|||David,
I Install the SQL Server Service Pack 3a on my PC and nothing, the error is
displayed again when I want to raise the help to press F1, do you have
another idea, please?
thanks
"David G." wrote:

> JJ_ wrote:
> Install the SQL Server Service Pack 3a on the client PC and see if that
> helps.
> --
> David G.
>
|||When I start QA and press F1, this is the help file that opens:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Books\startsql.chi
Do you have this file?
David Gugick
Imceda Software
www.imceda.com