IDE :: MODI Viewer - Add A "Microsoft Office Document Imaging Viewer Control 12.0" Control To A Form
Mar 29, 2009
I try to add a "Microsoft Office Document Imaging Viewer Control 12.0" control to a form and i'm getting the next exeption: An error occurred creating the form. See Exception.InnerException for details. The error is: Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG)) I have try to register the next files which throws an exeption when I try to do it:
I'm creating a Windows Service that needs to print a report. Obviously a service app does not have a user interface. Is there a way I can print my report definition (RDLC) programatically or do I absolutely have to have the Report Viewer control on a form?
m want to display tif images into my project. then i used a third party software (trial version CPImageViewer) it's working nicely. but problem is it's 3 months trial verison and it display message while running program....'Demo version'. so it hassle for end user. then im trying to use Microsoft Office Document Image Vierwer Library 11.0.
but problem is while i first time i set file name property its display the file but then it doesn't display any file.
note that, i m developing this project using VB6 under W2K3 platform.
my used code is given below:
modivierwer.filename="c:filename.tif"
i searched a day long for useful sample but nothing find useful.
"Cannot create ActiveX component" When I run this simple vbscript I get no errors:
Dim doc set doc = CreateObject("MODI.Document") msgbox "Task completed."
But when I translate it to vb.Net I get the error above:
Dim doc As Object = CreateObject("MODI.Document")
[Code]...
I tried unregistering the DLL (I know it unregistered because the script stopped working) and then I reregistered it again (whence the script started working again), but I still get the error in VB.Net.
I have a strange issue with a Web Browser control on a form. The application I made is nothing more than a form with a tab container and each tab navigates to an intranet web page. One of the tabs is directed to a documentation site that allows users to view machine documentation (parts lists, PDF files, electrical/hydraulic prints, etc.). Everything works fine on XP, but on 7, the application crashes when trying to view electrical prints (DWF files). If the site is opened in internet explorer, the DWF files open as intended. The computers have the Autodesk DWF viewer plugin installed (V 6.0). I need to somehow direct my application to the DWF plugin?
The company that I work for is not so much sacred of new technology they just seem to let things slip, you know the type, "It worked 5/6+ years ago so I don't see why we should change it"Despite this I have managed by hook or by crook to get an installation of SQL server 2008R2 to develop on which has the reporting services. Excellent I think, I can finally start moving some of the access applications to VB.net and use SSRS to provide some embedded reports, everyone is happy.But not so fast, it turns out the standard build of desktop here only has .net1.1. I have managed to dust off a copy of visual studio 2003 (The last edition that could target 1.1) and built a few little tests to check DB connectivity. The problem I am having is the report viewer control is only available in .net2.0 and above.So what options do I have for displaying my SSRS reports in a VB.net1.1 thick client application?
Before anyone asks the following options are out
Going anything web based (Farrrrrrrrrr too modern for the company + no web server) Upgrading to a version of .net released after George Bush the 2nd lost an election but still became president Changing jobs
I'm using the Adobe Acrobat PDF Viewer ActiveX (AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF) control in one of my forms to display Controlled Document PDFs and my customer would like end users to not be able to print these documents. Is there anyway to disable printing through this control?
In onw of our application, we have some reports that need very specific margins that are dependant of the printer the user have. It is used to print into preformated paper with blanks to fill and depending of the printer, the printing is off by some margins. To make things worse, we don't actually control what printer is used because it is not an internal application.
The only solution I could think of is to let the user configure the margins somehow. I though I could just dinamycally change the report margins like I did with datasources and actual report ( I have one control that is used to display every reports from my application and it works alright), but I can't seem to find that damn property to do so. There is a margin property on the report viewer but it's for the form display so it doesn't cut it.What I was thinking to do is to define the margins before the user loads the report, i.e. when he clicks on the report button, I load the report, set the margins (or vice-versa is necessary) and then display it.
Before someone mention it, I know the user can, once the report is loaded, change the page setup to fit his needs, but this has two drawbakcs. First one is that it is not saved each time and I need it to be 'saveable' and by users. The second one is that Report viewer seems to have some bugs when the regional setting aren't set to what it's expecting and we can't force the users to changes their setting to accomodate one application.
Error: ClassFactory cannot supply requested class.I installed 2003 Add-in: Office Web Components, you can download and install OWC11.exe from the following link:aunched a VB formadded the Spreadsheet 11.0 control and got the above error.
I have a vb.net project containing the report viewer control that has a dataset bound to it. I have designed a letter in report viewer and need to highlight a few words by bolding and underlining the words. Can this be done? All I seem to be able to do is bold the textbox control, but then every text that resides in the text box will be bold and underlined. I cannot create a static label because the names may increase or decrease in size as well.
Im looking for an image viewer that supports most types of image formats, including PDFs, and has the ability to rotate/zoom, and draw on an image. I've been looking but to no avail. Does anyone have any suggestions on the best way of going about modifying a control so that I would have these features? The main problem that I am running into is the lack of the ability to draw on an image. Im still sort of a newbie to .NET,
I am re-writing my old VB6 DXF viewer control in VB.NET Winforms. Attached is a picture of my testbed app. As we only need it to check parts that have been created to generate gcode for our laser it is limited to Points, Lines, Arcs, And Circles. It has Point, EndPoint, Centers, and Intersections snaps for all entities and combinations of entities. Measured output is displayed as Actual Point to Point plus Horizontal and vertical delta. Zoom Extents, Zoom Window, Pan and Mouse Wheel Zoom are fully functional. The last took a while to develop as I wanted the Zoom to be centered about the cursor position just as it is in Acad.
Can't get the report viewer to do anything at runtime.After watching the tutorial on MSDN, it seemed simple.But I can't reproduce it. The data configuration is straightforward and no errors occur. Dropped back to putting something static on the designer like lines, backcolor and textboxes. They disappear too. The runtime control is active, just blank
I have already posted this question on the "reporting services" forum and received no responses, so i thought i'd give it a try here.
SQL server 2005 SP3, VS 2005, vb.net, RV control.
When i add a background image to the page header, body and page footer, The rendering takes about one second per page. Without the background images, it renders about 25-50 pages per second. My report is a statement print report and has about 1500 pages.
Since it is the same image on each page, why does the server need to send that image over and over again to the report viewer control?
In vb.net i have the Report Viewer control and i bring up a report in normal viewing mode. when i click on the print layout mode, or have that mode set up to be the default mode, It takes forever when i have a background image and virtually no time for the same report without the images. The images are gifs about 5 or 6k each. I have chosen to embed the image into the report.
How do i optimize the usage of background images so they do not interfere with the rendering speed? Or at least minimalize the slowdown.
[EDIT:] I have discovered that if i render it to PDF and open the PDF and page through the report, it is much much faster. In other words if i choose to render to 'printlayout', it is say 25 times slower than when i render it to default, and about 20 times slower then if i render it to PDF. And the PDF contains exact rendering for all pages, exactly the same rendering as the print layout mode generates.
I am currently updating an application from Vs2005 to Vs2010. I'm having an issue rendering the report viewer (using SSRS 2k5) in the browser.When the report is loaded, I get bombarded with popups that say "Unable to load control". After all the popups, the report eventually load (thank god for firefox's prevent additional popup checkbox), yet none of the buttons work (each button causes the popup).
I have a tumbnail Control box. Everytime my pictures load i click it will show in Image Viewer or photoshop can i view it in picture box instead of open a new window in other application?
Working with a form that has a menu, toolstrip and Crystal Viewer control. I cannot seem to get the viewer to maximize properly without hiding the toolbar of the Crystal Control behind the menu and toolstrip. I've played with the options of Dock and Alignment, as well as autosize and I just can't get it to work.So do I need to handle the sizing myself to do this and position the control where I need it?
I'm building an asp.net web application using Microsoft report viewer. It connects to a SQL database using integrated security. However when I first load the report page after it has been published to the server (everything works fine locally), I get this error:
An error has occurred during report processing. Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. Login failed for user 'SERVER NAME REMOVED'.
The weird thing is that when I click the refresh button on the report (not IE's refresh button), it loads just fine. I know that login will not work for the database server, but why is the report viewer not using the integrated security I set in the web.config?
i am new in vb.net i am designing small application and i am adding reports to it.problem is that 1) in header i text at end of text i need to add zone number from database. like: This is header text " zone number" zone number after header text from database or from a variable
I tried out the tutorial on [URL].. that shows how to do a simple report with the Microsoft Report Viewer control. I really like this control.I wish to further my skills on this nice tool but can't find any step by step tutorials on creating many different types of reports even if I do a Google search. I'm hoping to find tutorials on reports such as group break reports, sub-total reports, charts in the reports, drill down reports etc.
Does anyone know where I can find these? If they don't exist yet, would you create them so the community will benefit?
i would like to display a pdf on my winform and am thinking of using of those tools in my vb.net application. does anyone know the difference between the two?
Good day, i have an application which can upload and preview image files, e-presentations, word duments, excel files and pdf files. On my program i used Web Browser Control and I'm planning to change the component or upgrade the software. Aside from Web Browser Control, what else can I use to preview those file types? By the way, i am using visual basic 2003(vb.net 2003) with this application.
How can I open an Office Document in a webbrowser control? when i tried to navigate the file location... it always prompts the save dialog box... how can i plainly view the document file in webbrowser control?
After several hours of searching the internet I could not find any Report Viewer tutorials that show a project that contains a parent/child report. I'm using rdlc report files.I can create a single report but we want to create a report that shows shows invoice header information followed by the invoice details followed by the next invoice header and details and so on.
If a sample project is not available, do you know of an online tutorial that shows how to do it?I saw something that might help on gotreportviewer.com about subreports, but it's in C# and not VB.Net so I could not figure out how it works.
ow can open word document inside the "Microsoft Web Browser" control using vb.net.Word document open inside the "microsoft web browser" control by using VS 2008,vb.net, office 2003 and Win Xp. but it is not open inside the "microsoft web browser" control by using VS2008,vb.net office 2007 and Win 7.
Possible Duplicate: Crystal Reports vs ReportViewer Pros/Cons? what is the difference between MS Report Viewer and Crystal Report Viewer? I need to display some basic info. from my database and donot want to install any additional programs on client's computer to run the report.
