I am using SSRS 2017 to generate reports, I've installed a new font to use with the reports but the font is getting embedded in all files types except the pdf files.
Here are the font details:
When I try to download the report from the preview window in visual studio I get the pdf with the right font but when trying to download the same report from the report server I get the report with Sans Serif font
from priview window:
from report server:
I found some answers referring to the font embeddability but I tried another font with installable embeddability and I got the same problem
any idea how to embed the font with the pdf files?
I've installed the font on my local machine, which I use as my SSRS server, but I found out that the server is running on the admin user while the font was installed for a non-admin user
problem is solved when I installed it for all windows users
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I have installed community edition instead of EAP ultimate version but installation doesn't suggest me import previous version configuration, and i already don't remember name of the font i have used. Ultimate version configs resides in location C:\Users\%user%\.IntelliJIdea2017.3\config. From which of the xml config file i able to get font name?
Editor font settings are stored in IDE config\options\editor.xml file that is C:\Users\%user%\.IntelliJIdea2017.3\config\options\editor.xml.
I am having this problem for the first time. I recently bought a Macbook and is now using bootcamp to run Windows 10. Whenever I debug my program, the layout will move away causing something like this. (On the right is the running program)
The project folder is copied from my old asus laptop to this new macbook running bootcamp windows 10. The project was created using the same version of VS as well on the old laptop.
The above image is when I use the font setting for the form : Microsoft Sans Serif, 8pt
And below image is when I use a different size font : Microsoft Sans Serif, 10pt
Why is the debugged application re-sized by itself so much by just adjusting the font size?
Here is my computer(Windows 10) specs if necessary :
Windows 10 Pro
Visual Studio 2015 Pro
Display resolution using 2650 x 1600
I'm trying to use a custom font (Roboto by Google) in a clients Windows Phone 8.1 (WinRT, not Silverlight) app. Following this tutorial I have included the .ttf and set the "Build Action" to "Content" - unfortunately, this does not work.
This answer suggests I should use the Font Manager in Blend to embed the font, unfortunately I can't seem to find that tool in the latest version (Blend for Visual Studio 2015). Has this feature been moved / removed?
I am writing a Windows Forms application in which I need to view PDF files via the Web Browser control. When the control is given the Navigate("C:\filepath") command, Windows takes over and asks which program I want to open the file with. All was fine with VS 2010 and XP. I have un-installed "PDF Complete", which was the default PDF viewer, but I now get asked for an alternative.
Thanks in advance.
Mike Saunders
I'm using ABCPdf get a pdf from a some HTML code. While I was developing everything worked great, now I install it in the server it is not working. It throw this exception
WebSupergoo.ABCpdf8.Internal.PDFException:
ABCpdf cannot detect any printers.
Gecko Engine requires a printer
installed in the system. Usually, XPS
Document Writer would suffice. Try
also running the service as an
interactive user.
In my computer I have MS office installed, in the server I don't.
So my questions are:
Is there anyway (with ABCpdf) to generate a PDF using Doc.AddImageHtml method without the MS XPS printer?
If not, is there anyway I can install the XPS printer without installing the office?
Thanks!
I found out that if I change to use MSHtml Engine to render the HTML I have no problem in the server.
This rendering engine does not work with IE9 + .NET framework 4 + ASP.NET and not web forms. (That is actually my case). Luckily the server has Windows Server 2003, so it doesn't have IE9. Please note that in the link you should go to section
ABCpdf
and then to the question
6.29 - Converting HTML with IE9 installed, I see the exception:
'ABCpdf could not initiate MSHtml
engine for this version of Internet
Explorer installed.'
This is the only solution I have right now but if someone has a solution that make ABCPdf work without Microsoft XPS Printer and has no trouble with IE9 it would be really appreciated.
You can download the XPS Essentials Pack for server 2003, which includes the XPS driver from http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11816
If your server is 2000 then it won't work however the error message hints any driver will work. Open the Printers folder and from the File menu select Server Properties, go t the Drivers tab and add any PostScript driver. I'm guessing the component is relying on having a printer driver installed to get font widths.
Recent versions of Windows and .NET will have XPS Document Writer automatically. You may try reinstalling it: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-help/782555.htm