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Word RDLC NAV 2016 PDF output differently on different servers, is it bug?
Eboy82
Member Posts: 25
Can it be true, that one server will generate a slightly different output when Word RDLC report is saved in PDF than another server doing the same?
I have on my development machine a Word RDLC layout that works nicely with images being transfered from NAV blob fields.
If I export and import the Word RDLC layout to a production machine, there are several differences eg.
a) Picture is just blank
b) Some contents moving around slightly in layout
Is this to be expected?
Btw, the production server is a 2012 Server with no Microsoft Office installed if that matters.
I have on my development machine a Word RDLC layout that works nicely with images being transfered from NAV blob fields.
If I export and import the Word RDLC layout to a production machine, there are several differences eg.
a) Picture is just blank
b) Some contents moving around slightly in layout
Is this to be expected?
Btw, the production server is a 2012 Server with no Microsoft Office installed if that matters.
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Answers
I solved it equaling the client Adobe Reader version and configuration.