on 03-27-2009 6:37 PM
I have several Crystal Reports that are actually "labels" designed to print on Zebra printers. Everything works fine in version up through Crystal 10. Now that I have Crystal 2008, I cannot get the orientation of the label to be correct, no matter what I do to the settings with the designer or on the printer. Can you please help?
Our developers have been working on these Zebra printing issue since the last update on this post and we have resolved all known and reported. Please download SP2 and re-test. If you find any issues let us know and we'll get them fixed also. SP3 may have more fixes also.
It would appear that others who use "custom" paper sizes this is still an issue. Jonathan has also found issue and we are creating new Tracking number for the develoeprs to look into.
Thank you for your patience.
Don
Edited by: Don Williams on Nov 8, 2009 8:23 PM
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Is there any resolution to this issue?
We are also experiencing the problem trying to print payslips which are 8.5 inches wide and either 4 inches or 6 inches deep.
This is on both an Epson FX1140 and an OKI ML 280 dot matrix printers, and is still an issue after installing Fix Pack 2.2 of Crystal Reports 2008(12.2.2.453)
Hi,
I have this problem as well.
I have labels that are 5cm wide and 2cm tall. Crystal insists on changing the definition of the report to landscape and seems to send this to the Zebra printer. Thus ending up with very small sideways text and barcode.
Export to PDF and it prints fine from Adobe!
Even Word prints fine to the printer.
I've tried with and without the 'Dissociate Formatting Page Size and Printer Paper Size' ticked and with a printer defined and not. I've tried user defined page size and one from the printer driver. Crystal insists on setting it to landscape.
Has anybody managed to get this to work some how?
Crystal Designer 2008 with SP2.
Crystal Runtime 2008 with FP2.5 (CRRuntime_12_2_mlb.msi)
Thanks.
I have the latest patches installed, I have checked "Disassociate Formatting Page...", and it still changes the orientation if the width is greater than the height. It sounds like a simple change to an If-Then statement in the page setup programming, so why is this not working yet? After over a year of waiting for a good patch, when can we realistically expect this to be fixed?
I have found that Acrobat is a decent work around for now. If you export to pdf and then open it in Adobe Acrobat you can print with the auto-rotate feature and it will rotate it back.
We have had an incident open with BusinessObjects since February. We received several calls telling us to check the most basic things. In the end nothing has happened and it is going on a year that it has been a known issue.
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Not that it will make you feel any better, but it is not only Zebra printers. I have the same problem printing to Monarch printers. What's worse, the different drivers handle the wrong page sizes differently. If I set my 4x2 label's page size to 4x4, it works on the model 9855, but it has to be 4x6 to work on the model 9835 - which won't work on the newer model. So now I need two versions of every report as well as a need to dynamically determine which version is sent to which printer. Seems like we're spending a lot of time and money trying to work around a problem that Crystal should have rolled out a fix to by now.
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You are not alone. This appears to be a bug. See these links for more info:
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