I found some weird things with formatting a few times.  Open the project
then open the report and make the textbox/textobject wider.  Do a Build ->
Clean... then a Build -> Rebuild...

After this redploy the new build.

For some reason that has helped me with either sending the report to a
printer or exporting to disk.

Give it a shot and reply if that didn't work.

P.S.  Are you passing the text in as a Parameter Field?  You could also
right click on the textbox/textobject and go to Format Object.  See if the
"Can Grow" option is checked.  Also look at the report and make sure the
textbox/textobject is not off the page.  Sometimes it can be hard to see if
it goes off the report page by a tiny amount.

Jim

On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 5:38 AM, Water Cooler v2 <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I am using Crystal Reports v10.0.x on Windows Server 2003 SP2. I have
> an .rpt file that gets exported into a PDF format using the Crystal
> Reports Engine thingy.
>
> new CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument
> ().ExportToDisk
> (CrystalDecisions.Shared.ExportFormatType.PortableDocFormat,
> fullExportFileName);
>
>
> I have this report on two boxes. Both the boxes are Windows Server
> 2003 with SP 2 running the same version of Crystal Reports. Let's call
> these boxes box 1 and box 2.
>
> Till now, all reports ran fine on both the boxes. Suddenly, since
> yesterday, one box 1, all reports have a formatting issue. All reports
> that have text fields/text boxes with running paragraph text truncate
> the right most few characters on every line, or at least that is how
> they display it, if you know what I mean.
>
> For e.g. the text
>
> Today is a great day for everything else
> except this problem I am facing with Crystal
> Reports. And then, there's a whole lot of
> work to do after this. I am fucking sick
> and tired of this job.
>
> is displayed as:
>
> Today is a great day for everything el
> except this problem I am facing with Cr
> Reports. And then, there's a whole lot o
> work to do after this. I am fucking si
> and tired of this job.
>
> The code on both the boxes is the same, and the .rpt files, too, are
> the same. Please help.

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