Korean wording appear as ? in PDF

Can anyone help me ?
My question is :
My report contains some Korean wording. When I export to PDF, the Korean
word appear as ?. Then I export the report in Excel format, there is no
problem in the Korean wording. But when I try to print it, the default page
orientation is 'Landscape' and there is default left and right margin no
matter how I adjust the report size in reporting services.Make sure the font you're using exists on both the server and the client
viewing the PDF.
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"May Liu" <MayLiu@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:17D5F204-6D94-4ECA-93A1-E287442C8C5D@.microsoft.com...
> Can anyone help me ?
> My question is :
> My report contains some Korean wording. When I export to PDF, the Korean
> word appear as ?. Then I export the report in Excel format, there is no
> problem in the Korean wording. But when I try to print it, the default
> page
> orientation is 'Landscape' and there is default left and right margin no
> matter how I adjust the report size in reporting services.
>

KeepTogether not working.

Hi all,

I am using RS2005.
KeepTogether=true is not working both in the Preview tab nor when I export to PDF.
My tables still get split by a page break.
RepeatHeaderOnNewPage works as expected.
For a while I was simply putting each table on its own page, but this is such a tacky solution.
Any ideas?

As of now, repeating header on every new page is the only solution.

Shyam

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OK.

Thanks Shyam.

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So, can you please mark the post as answer?

Shyam

KeepTogether not working.

Hi all,

I am using RS2005.
KeepTogether=true is not working both in the Preview tab nor when I export to PDF.
My tables still get split by a page break.
RepeatHeaderOnNewPage works as expected.
For a while I was simply putting each table on its own page, but this is such a tacky solution.
Any ideas?

As of now, repeating header on every new page is the only solution.

Shyam

|||

OK.

Thanks Shyam.

|||

So, can you please mark the post as answer?

Shyam

Keeping details together in pdf

My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
every item?Can you define ‘Silly' places.. ?
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My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
every item?
[microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs]|||I know exactly what your talking about. However Adobe over rides the page
breaking.
-rwiethorn
nospamsme-rwiethorn2002@.yahoo.com
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?|||I have exactly the same problems The web report looks o.k. but when I export
to PDF page breaks are inserted in very unreasonable places. Some pages are
more than 50% empty! I tried everything (sub reports instead of grouping,
rectangles, keeping data fields close together) but PDF simply ignores that.
Klaus
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?|||I am having this exact problem too. Has anyone solved it yet?
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?|||I am having this same problem? Can anyone tell us how to fix it?
"DTimmins" wrote:
> My reports will keep data regions together with no problems in web reports
> but once I export them to pdf I frequently get data split in silly places. Is
> there a way to keep the data together in pdf without having to break after
> every item?

Keep together not working as expected in .pdf

I have a report with a table in it, the table's fields are filled with
subreports. I would like the data in the table to be kept together
without additional page breaks. What is happening though is multiple
page breaks when a subreport's data is too long to fit on the rest of
the page.
Any suggestions for keeping the data running continuously? THis works
fine when viewing the report in HTML view, it usually only breaks when
exporting to a .pdf.Hi,
You had any luck solving this issue?
Me too having the same problem :-(
Thanks,
Ranjith
"mlfike" wrote:
> I have a report with a table in it, the table's fields are filled with
> subreports. I would like the data in the table to be kept together
> without additional page breaks. What is happening though is multiple
> page breaks when a subreport's data is too long to fit on the rest of
> the page.
> Any suggestions for keeping the data running continuously? THis works
> fine when viewing the report in HTML view, it usually only breaks when
> exporting to a .pdf.
>|||There is an implicit KeepTogether on subreports that will most likely push
them to another page. I don't know of any workarounds other than avoiding
subreports.
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"Ranjith Prakash" <RanjithPrakash@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:7692FB96-7DF5-4FC0-8B29-34CCAECDF885@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> You had any luck solving this issue?
> Me too having the same problem :-(
> Thanks,
> Ranjith
> "mlfike" wrote:
>> I have a report with a table in it, the table's fields are filled with
>> subreports. I would like the data in the table to be kept together
>> without additional page breaks. What is happening though is multiple
>> page breaks when a subreport's data is too long to fit on the rest of
>> the page.
>> Any suggestions for keeping the data running continuously? THis works
>> fine when viewing the report in HTML view, it usually only breaks when
>> exporting to a .pdf.
>>|||How can we achieve this KeepTogether if instead of subreports, there is large
data in one of the rows which doesnt fit into a page ? The scenario is that
we don't want it to push it to the next page with space remaining on the
previous one, instead it should "fit-what is possible" and break the rest
down to the next page.
Thanks,
Satwik.
"Brian Welcker [MSFT]" wrote:
> There is an implicit KeepTogether on subreports that will most likely push
> them to another page. I don't know of any workarounds other than avoiding
> subreports.
> --
> Brian Welcker
> Group Program Manager
> Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
> "Ranjith Prakash" <RanjithPrakash@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:7692FB96-7DF5-4FC0-8B29-34CCAECDF885@.microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > You had any luck solving this issue?
> > Me too having the same problem :-(
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ranjith
> >
> > "mlfike" wrote:
> >
> >> I have a report with a table in it, the table's fields are filled with
> >> subreports. I would like the data in the table to be kept together
> >> without additional page breaks. What is happening though is multiple
> >> page breaks when a subreport's data is too long to fit on the rest of
> >> the page.
> >> Any suggestions for keeping the data running continuously? THis works
> >> fine when viewing the report in HTML view, it usually only breaks when
> >> exporting to a .pdf.
> >>
> >>
>
>|||You would need to merge the subreport contents into the main report.
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Group Program Manager
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"satwik" <satwik@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3E5608B4-4290-43A0-845A-6B70C25027B9@.microsoft.com...
> How can we achieve this KeepTogether if instead of subreports, there is
> large
> data in one of the rows which doesnt fit into a page ? The scenario is
> that
> we don't want it to push it to the next page with space remaining on the
> previous one, instead it should "fit-what is possible" and break the rest
> down to the next page.
> Thanks,
> Satwik.
> "Brian Welcker [MSFT]" wrote:
>> There is an implicit KeepTogether on subreports that will most likely
>> push
>> them to another page. I don't know of any workarounds other than avoiding
>> subreports.
>> --
>> Brian Welcker
>> Group Program Manager
>> Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>> "Ranjith Prakash" <RanjithPrakash@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> message news:7692FB96-7DF5-4FC0-8B29-34CCAECDF885@.microsoft.com...
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > You had any luck solving this issue?
>> > Me too having the same problem :-(
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Ranjith
>> >
>> > "mlfike" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I have a report with a table in it, the table's fields are filled with
>> >> subreports. I would like the data in the table to be kept together
>> >> without additional page breaks. What is happening though is multiple
>> >> page breaks when a subreport's data is too long to fit on the rest of
>> >> the page.
>> >> Any suggestions for keeping the data running continuously? THis works
>> >> fine when viewing the report in HTML view, it usually only breaks when
>> >> exporting to a .pdf.
>> >>
>> >>
>>