on 08-20-2015 6:29 PM
The latest update from Microsoft has broken something in crystal reports. Update KB3078601. This is on Crystal Reports XI Release 2.
The report/form previews but throws up the error 'A generic error occurred in GDI+.' in a Crystal Report Windows Forms Viewer.
The form has bar codes. It will not print.
It's a patch that came out 8/15/15 marked as critical. Will there be a patch from SAP to fix this? currently the work around is to uninstall the Windows update.
Thank you for any help!
Monica
I've the same issue
Crystal report version 10.5.3700
Bar code on the report is giving the issue
Preview works fine and print give gdi+ error
I've tried another barcode font and same result
Maybe something related to printing a filled rectangle on the report
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Hi All,
Thank you for the report, actually just the formula string is all I needed. I have been able to duplicate the issue in CR for VS SP 14, same SDK that Business One uses.
I'll also ask them to update CR 2008 SDK but it is end of life this year so I doubt a patch will be released. Work around is to upgrade to CR for VS SP 14 and use the POC option for the print button, see this KBA 2163438 for my test app and how to set the default.
For Business One users unfortunately that option is not available to you yet.
It's too late ( likely ) to get this into SP 15 so work around for now is to use the POC to do the printing or uninstall the MS KB patch.
Don
We also have the same problem, ours is a windows forms project using version 12.0.2.0 of the Reports.Engine and Windows.Forms dlls. We are not using Bar Codes, instead we use the ChrW() function in a formula to display a string of Unicode characters\symbols using the standard Arial font. This is the entire formula code that causes the GDI+ error when printing from Win 7 machines with KB3078601 installed.
ChrW(9566)+
ChrW(9552)+ChrW(9552)+ChrW(9552)+ChrW(9552)+
ChrW(9569)
This produces a line with end caps that looks something like this...
|====|
I have discovered a work around that works reliably for now. Placing a Non Breaking Space ChrW(160) at the beginning of the sequence will enable the report to print without error. I also place a ChrW(160) at the end of the sequence so the visual alignment will be correct. This is the working formula...
ChrW(160)+ChrW(9566)+
ChrW(9552)+ChrW(9552)+ChrW(9552)+ChrW(9552)+
ChrW(9569)+ChrW(160)
So while this works it's obviously just a temporary work around and could break again in the future.
The Original Poster asked if there would be a Patch from SAP. Does anyone at SAP have an answer to that question yet? This issue is directly related to Microsoft's update KB3078601, is SAP working with MS on this issue? Can we expect a future MS KB to fix the issue or can we expect a SAP Patch?
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We have the same problem with Crystal Report 2008 runtime in our software. We advised our customers to uninstall KB3078601. We hope that SAP will soon come with a more permanent solution. K.r. Jack
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