PDF printing error

I have a problem on the printing PDF.
I use the printer is HP LeasrJet 5000N.
And I cannont print the report. The error is the following:
Error: limitcheck
Offending command: string
stack: 173155Hi,
I am having this problem with printing PDF.I use the web services to export
the PDF to the client sides. And then open / save the file to print out. This
report have bar-code and chinese fonts.
Case 1:
I try to use the Acrobat Reader 6.0 to print this report is property. But I
use the Acrobat Reader 5.1 to print the reports, then show the error message
as following:
ERROR: limitcheck
OFFENDING COMMAND: string
STACK:
173155
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......
Case 2:
I also try to use the "HP LaserJet 5000 Series PCL" printer to print the
same report. It is work fine. But I use the "HP Laser Jet 5000 Series PS"
printer to print the report, then the error message is shown:
ERROR: limitcheck
OFFENDING COMMAND: string
STACK:
173155
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(
)
(
)
(
)
......
*Remark: My company policy is not allow the user to change the basic PC
config.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Please help.
Thanks,
Dale Ho

PDF Language/Font Problem

Anyone come across this one:
I have a report that has to print out its figures in Euros or Dollars - I
pass in the locale code as a parameter (DE-DE or EN-US) respectively and
change the language of the report to one of those values via an expression.
The report runs, looks fine on any PC over the web. US countries have their
figures preceded by a $, European countries figures are preceded by a Euro
symbol. When I come to export the results to PDF, again its fine on my PC,
but the same report exported on seemingly arbitrary PC's elsewhere in the
building have the numerical figures garbled into some unrecognisable font.
Any ideas?
MickIf anyone is interested, this was an Adobe issue - v5 doesn't support the
Euro symbol (upgrading to V6 solved the problem)
"Mick Horne" <mick.horne@.conchango.com> wrote in message
news:%23cgQs2eXEHA.952@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Anyone come across this one:
> I have a report that has to print out its figures in Euros or Dollars - I
> pass in the locale code as a parameter (DE-DE or EN-US) respectively and
> change the language of the report to one of those values via an
expression.
> The report runs, looks fine on any PC over the web. US countries have
their
> figures preceded by a $, European countries figures are preceded by a Euro
> symbol. When I come to export the results to PDF, again its fine on my
PC,
> but the same report exported on seemingly arbitrary PC's elsewhere in the
> building have the numerical figures garbled into some unrecognisable font.
> Any ideas?
> Mick
>

PDF Export / Bold Text / Underline text decoration

I'm having a problem when I have a text item in a table - the text is bold
and underlined; preview/print preview looks fine; but when I export the
report to PDF, the underline extends beyond the text to the right. If the
text is normal weight, the underline is fine. Is this a known issue? (maybe
fixed w/ RS SP2' - I looked at the bug list and saw some PDF fixes, but not
for this specific problem).
ThanksSome more information on this problem:
Any font specified as bold, bolder, extra-bold, etc. with the text
decoration set to Underline ... looks fine in designer / web preview whether
in a table or by itself in a textbox - but when exported to PDF, the bold
disappears (underline stays, though - but even this is a problem - the
underline extends to the right beyond the text) - maybe if the bold was
really bold, it would be the correct width for the text.
For example:
--
Instead of
For example:
--
I suspect this is a bug w/ the PDF export. Any ideas on possible workarounds?
TIA
"JKirst" wrote:
> I'm having a problem when I have a text item in a table - the text is bold
> and underlined; preview/print preview looks fine; but when I export the
> report to PDF, the underline extends beyond the text to the right. If the
> text is normal weight, the underline is fine. Is this a known issue? (maybe
> fixed w/ RS SP2' - I looked at the bug list and saw some PDF fixes, but not
> for this specific problem).
> Thanks
>|||JKirst,
I had a similar issue with text decoration in the export to PDF, but in my
case the underline disappeared altogether. Through an incident call with MS,
they confirmed there is a bug related to the calculation of the text
decoration and do not have a scheduled fix.
I did discover a work around in my case. It appears that if you have a text
box (whether in a table or just stand alone) that has its CanGrow property
set to true, but the height defined smaller than the defined font size and
text decorations, the text decorations may not render or render improperly if
the data text box does not wrap to 2 or more lines. To fix this, simply
define your textbox's starting height to be greater than the font size with
all potential text decorations applied.
"JKirst" wrote:
> Some more information on this problem:
> Any font specified as bold, bolder, extra-bold, etc. with the text
> decoration set to Underline ... looks fine in designer / web preview whether
> in a table or by itself in a textbox - but when exported to PDF, the bold
> disappears (underline stays, though - but even this is a problem - the
> underline extends to the right beyond the text) - maybe if the bold was
> really bold, it would be the correct width for the text.
> For example:
> --
> Instead of
> For example:
> --
> I suspect this is a bug w/ the PDF export. Any ideas on possible workarounds?
> TIA
> "JKirst" wrote:
> > I'm having a problem when I have a text item in a table - the text is bold
> > and underlined; preview/print preview looks fine; but when I export the
> > report to PDF, the underline extends beyond the text to the right. If the
> > text is normal weight, the underline is fine. Is this a known issue? (maybe
> > fixed w/ RS SP2' - I looked at the bug list and saw some PDF fixes, but not
> > for this specific problem).
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >

PC shutdown while printing from report

Hi all,

I m new to SQL Server Reporting Service. I hope you guys can find some solutions to my problem.

When i try to print from report's toolbar, my pc suddenly restart. and I thought it may be some printer driver

conflict, and check my event logs also. but i can't find any error or warning message there at all.

Can anybody knows the source of the problem and solution.

Regards,
gakuci

Any luck with this? Are you aware of any special anti virus/spy software that could be causing this?

|||

Looks like this is a driver problem. Try this KB article

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935843