Showing posts with label lineheight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lineheight. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

LineHeight property

I am use Reporting services 2000 SP2 and discover that the LineHeight property rendered correctly only in renderers for HTML output. PDF renderer, TIFF renderer and client side printing client do not render changes in this property at all.

Is it bug in Reporting services 2000?

Can someone try to change LineHeight property in SQL Server 2005 Reporting services and verify rendering output?

The LineHeight property is only supported in HTML output (since there is direct support for LineHeight in HTML). The behavior is the same in SSRS 2000 and SSRS 2005.

-- Robert

LineHeight

I need to have the text in a textbox double spaced. I am trying to set the
font to 12pt and the lineheight to 24pt to accomplish this. Nothing I set
the lineheight to affects the textbox in any way. How to I "activate" the
lineheight property?I have the same issue. The only work around I have found so far is resizing
all my rows as close to single-spacing as possible. I'd still prefer to see
some sort of answer for this problem. I have tried using the "Line Height"
option without any noticable changes to my report of any kind.
"Davene" <Davene@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:34E76F4F-590C-48E8-905E-ECF36DDAFC7B@.microsoft.com...
>I need to have the text in a textbox double spaced. I am trying to set the
> font to 12pt and the lineheight to 24pt to accomplish this. Nothing I set
> the lineheight to affects the textbox in any way. How to I "activate" the
> lineheight property?