Hi,
I am using Telerik Reporting control Q3 2010. I have loaded the report with chart and list of details. while taking printout in a network printer, it takes a lot of time. After analysis of the time delay, i found that it took a lot of memory to transfer data to the printer. Usually it takes more that 100 MB and higher corresponding to the report and takes more than 15 seconds to start printing. How to minimize the size of memory it takes and get the printout soon.
please suggest me how to rename the document name as well
Quick response would be highly appreciated.
FYI - Screenshot attached.
I am using Telerik Reporting control Q3 2010. I have loaded the report with chart and list of details. while taking printout in a network printer, it takes a lot of time. After analysis of the time delay, i found that it took a lot of memory to transfer data to the printer. Usually it takes more that 100 MB and higher corresponding to the report and takes more than 15 seconds to start printing. How to minimize the size of memory it takes and get the printout soon.
please suggest me how to rename the document name as well
Quick response would be highly appreciated.
FYI - Screenshot attached.
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Hi Ragav,
If your application is being used inside a browser, you can set the ReportViewer.UseNativePrinting property to false that should improve print size greatly. The native Silverlight print is slow and huge in size and we do not have control over that.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
If your application is being used inside a browser, you can set the ReportViewer.UseNativePrinting property to false that should improve print size greatly. The native Silverlight print is slow and huge in size and we do not have control over that.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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CHRISTIAN
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answered on 23 Aug 2013, 06:44 AM
I´ve the same problem with reports about 120mb big.
I tried your solution, but instead of showing a print dialog popup the report viewer creates now a "exportcachedreport" file without a file extension... how to use that?
I tried your solution, but instead of showing a print dialog popup the report viewer creates now a "exportcachedreport" file without a file extension... how to use that?
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Hello,
By default Silverlight native printing is used for printing in Silverlight Report Viewer. The Silverlight native print generates RGB bitmaps and this causes the enormous print size. However you can switch to PDF print with Silverlight report viewer's UseNativePrinting property set to false. Generally the greatest benefit from using the Silverlight native printing is that you do not need the Adobe's plug-in.
Regards,
Elian
Telerik
By default Silverlight native printing is used for printing in Silverlight Report Viewer. The Silverlight native print generates RGB bitmaps and this causes the enormous print size. However you can switch to PDF print with Silverlight report viewer's UseNativePrinting property set to false. Generally the greatest benefit from using the Silverlight native printing is that you do not need the Adobe's plug-in.
Regards,
Elian
Telerik
Have you tried the new visualization options in Telerik Reporting Q2 2013? You can get them from your account.