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kamarikan
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 Posted - 2008-12-30 : 04:54:29
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| hi experts ,I have designed some reports on reoprting services 2008 , I have some tablix and textboxes on each report , I set all requiered properties of textboxes to correct one like NumeralLanguage : fa , language : fa-IR and blah blah blah ,I also set both clients and Printer servers Regional Settings to my desiered regional ( in my case farsi )when I see the reports with report viewer every things is good , and nothing bad , but when I export the report to PDF or Print the report with Report Viewer Control , all of my numeral characters 1 , 2 ,3 ,... that showed to my custom language ( farsi ) changed to english and print on english , I also change the Language of Report to fa-IR and nothing change ,How to change the printed numeral characters to a non-english language ?--Nasser HajlooTehran , Iran , MiddleEast |
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visakh16
Very Important crosS Applying yaK Herder
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Posted - 2008-12-30 : 05:02:19
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| have you tried taking print out as its is without exporting to PDF format and seen if it works? |
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kamarikan
Starting Member
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Posted - 2008-12-30 : 06:00:25
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| thank you for your response I tried to print and the culture changed to english , only export to Word and MHTML show my data as should it be ,I change the Numeral Setting of Office Word to Context by defalut ,I think I should change the default for printer and Acrobat and blah blah blah ,I tried to chnage the default numerals setting to context but I can't find the default numeral ( or culture ) or something esle.I don't know what's happend to my reports and this is so critical for me to solve this issue ASAP.--Nasser HajlooTehran , Iran , MiddleEast |
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Print Numeral Character Issue