Purposeis a series of documents that explain how Crystal Reports behaves when viewing and printing using the various buttons and API’s. The series is authored by Don Williams and Ludek Uher, both Senior Support Engineers at AGS Product Support. If you wish to change it use PrintOutPutController api as explained in the test app.When a report is created the report will use the Users default printer driver installed on the development computer unless Page Setup is selected and the OK button is clicked. For more info how to design reports with nonspecific and specific printer requirements please see the Basics for more detail about this functionality.Two new API’s I’ve added to the Viewers default print button is to use the default PrintToPrinter (P2P) or the enhanced PrintOutputController (POC) Methods. P2P is the default and is limited in what it is capable of doing. See below in the ViewReport routine for more info.Fig.
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3More info on this product:CR for VS no longer allows connecting to Business Objects Enterprise also known as Managed Reports. There is a separate.NET SDK for BOE 4.1 that eventually will have the above API’s but for now this is limited to CR for VS only. Although the Custom Paper size and using the ActiveX mode in BOE 4.1.NET SDK should work.ConclusionCrystal Reports uses printer drivers to create the report design pane and to render the reports to screen, print and export.