Export in Desktop Viewers

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Your application with the ActiveReports Viewer can contain any exports with any available dialogs. You can export your reports from ActiveReports Viewers to various formats, depending on the report type. This topic discusses all possible export options.

Note: As export options are customizable, the Export dialog may display a different list of export options.

To export a report in the Viewer, go to File menu and select Export (Ctrl+E).

Below you can find full information on properties of each export format option.

Page/RDLX reports

For Page and RDLX reports, the following export formats are available.

Portable Document Format (PDF)
Microsoft Excel WorkSheet (XLS, XLSX)
Microsoft Excel WorkSheet - Data (CSV, XLSX)
Microsoft Word Document (DOC, DOCX)
Comma-separated values (CSV)
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
Text Print (TXT)
Image Format (BMP, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, PNG)
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
MIME Hypertext Markup Language (MHT)
Rich Text Format (RTF)
eXtensible Markup Language (XML)

Portable Document Format (PDF)

Portable Document Format (PDF) is a format recommended for printing and for preserving formatting.

PDF is considered as the best format for printing and it also supports interactive features like Document Map, Bookmarks and Hyperlinks. However, in case you have any data hidden (like in a drill-down report) at the time of rendering, it does not show up in the output.

PDF Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Application	Set the value that appears for application in the Document Properties dialog of the PDF viewer application.
Author	Enter the name of the author to appear in the Document Properties dialog of the PDF viewer application.
CenterWindow	Set to True to position the document's window in the center of the screen.
DisplayMode	Specifies how the document is displayed when opened. FullScreen mode displays the document with no menu bar, window controls, or any other window visible.
DisplayTitle	Set to True to display text you enter in the Title property. When set to False it displays the name of the PDF file.
DpiX	Set the horizontal resolution of the rendered PDF file.
DpiY	Set the vertical resolution of the rendered PDF file.
EmbedFonts	Select how the fonts used in the report should be embedded in the PDF document. Note: By default, all fonts get embedded in the exported PDF document.
Encrypt	Determines whether the document is encrypted or not. Note: If Encrypt is set to False, permissions and passwords have no effect.
EndPage	The last page of the report to render. The default value is the value for StartPage, that is, 0.
FallbackFonts	Gets or sets a comma-delimited string of font families to locate missing glyphs from the original font.
FitWindow	True to resize the document’s window to fit the size of the first displayed page. Default value: false.
HideMenubar	True to hide the viewer application’s menu bar when the document is active. Default value: false.
HideToolbar	True to hide the viewer application’s toolbars when the document is active. Default value: false.
HideWindowUI	True to hide user interface elements in the document’s window (such as scroll bars and navigation controls), leaving only the document’s contents displayed. Default value: false.
ImageInterpolation	Interpolation value of images. Allows to enable/disable image interpolation, when exporting the file to PDF.
Keywords	Keywords associated with the document.
OwnerPassword	The owner password that can be entered in the reader that permits full access to the document regardless of the specified user permissions.
PageHeight	The page height value, in inches, to set for the report. You must include an integer or decimal value followed by "in" (for example, 1in). This value overrides the report's original settings.
PageWidth	The page width value, in inches, to set for the report. You must include an integer or decimal value followed by "in" (for example, 1in). This value overrides the report's original settings.
Permissions	Specifies the user permissions for the document. Permissions can be combined using a comma between values. In order to use AllowFillin, AllowAccessibleReaders, and AllowAssembly permissions, you must set the Use128Bit property to True.
PrintLayoutMode	Specifies layout mode to be used for PDF document.
PrintOnOpen	Gets or sets the value indicating whether the document should be printed after open.
PrintPresets	Gets or sets the PDF print preset dialog.
SizeToFit	Determines whether PDF pages are fit to the selected paper size or not.
StartPage	The first page of the report to render. A value of 0 indicates that all pages are rendered.
Subject	The subject of the document.
Title	The title of the document.
Use128Bit	True to use 128 bit encryption with full permissions capability. False to use 40 bit encryption with limited permissions
UserPassword	The user password that can be entered in the reader. If this value is left empty, the user will not be prompted for a password, however the user will be restricted by the specified permissions.
Version	Set the PDF version. The supported versions are: PDF-1.2 \| PDF-1.3 \| PDF-1.4(default) \| PDF-1.5 \| PDF-1.6 \| PDF-1.7 \| PDF-2.0 \| PDF/A-1a \| PDF/A-1b \| PDF/A-2a \| PDF/A-2b \| PDF/A-2u \| PDF/A-3a \| PDF/A-3b \| PDF/A-3u \| PDF/UA-1
WatermarkAngle	Specify the degree of angle for the watermark text on the PDF document. Valid values range from 0 to 359, where 0 is horizontal, left to right.
WatermarkColor	Select a color for the watermark text on the PDF document. The default value for the watermark color is gray, but you can select any Web, System, or Custom color.
WatermarkFont	Set the font to use for the watermark on the PDF document.
WatermarkFontSize	Set the font size to use for the watermark on the PDF document.
WatermarkFontStyle	Set the font style to use for the watermark on the PDF document.
WatermarkTitle	Enter text (i.e. CONFIDENTIAL) to use as the watermark on the PDF document.

Microsoft Excel WorkSheet (XLS, XLSX)

You can export excel files in two formats: Xls and Xlsx. XLSX is a format that opens in Microsoft Excel as a spreadsheet. This export does not render reports exactly as they appear in the Viewer due to inherent differences in the formats. The XLSX export filter has a number of useful properties that allow you to control your output.

Reports rendered in Excel support a number of interactive features like Bookmarks and Hyperlinks. However, in case you have any data hidden at the time of rendering (like in a drill-down report), it does not show up in the output. It is recommended that you expand all toggle items prior to rendering.

Excel Rendering Properties

Property	Description
PageSettings	Initializes Excel file print settings: PageOrientation and PaperSize.
Pagination	Forces pagination or galley report layout mode.
RightToLeft	Shows direction of sheets from right to left.
Security	Initializes the document security.
UseDefaultPalette	Indicates whether to export the document with the default Excel palette.
FileFormat	Specifies the output format of the Excel document, i.e. Xls or Xlsx.
OpenXmlStandard	Specifies the level of Open XML document conformance on exporting in Xlsx file format. You can choose from the following values: Strict: The default value. Transitional: The Excel file generated by scheduled task execution using Strict (the default value of OpenXMLStandard) cannot be viewed on IOS devices.
MultiSheet	Indicates whether to generate a single-sheet or multi-sheet Excel document.
EnableToggles	Allows to export collapsible rows in the detail and row groups of the Table control of an RDLX report. This property gets displayed in the Export menu when the Pagination property is set to False

Microsoft Excel WorkSheet - Data (CSV, XLSX)

You can export excel files in two formats, Xlsx and Csv.

Excel Data exports only data from Tablix, Table, and Matrix data regions, preserving the data region structure and ignoring layout-related features (page break, cumulative total, etc). Other controls and data regions of the original report are ignored at this export.

Note: If a report does not contain any data region (Table or Tablix), a Csv file is not generated.

For the Xlsx format, when a report has multiple data regions, each data region is exported to a separate excel sheet.

For the Csv format, a separate CSV file is created for each data region, available in the report.

Excel Data Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Csv	Csv related properties. See Csv Rendering Properties below.
FileFormat	Indicates whether to use Csv or OpenXml format for the output file.
Xlsx	OpenXml related properties. See Xlsx Rendering Properties below.

Csv Rendering Properties

Property	Description
ColumnsDelimiter	Sets or returns the text inserted between columns.
Encoding	Specifies the encoding schema for output.
NoHeader	Specifies whether to omit the CSV Header.
QuotationSymbol	Sets or returns the qualifier character to put around results.
RowsDelimiter	Sets or returns the text inserted between rows.

Xlsx Rendering Properties

Property	Description
AllowImages	Indicates whether to allow images or just plain data content.
AutoRowsHeight	Indicates whether to export rows height or specify auto height.
OpenXmlStandard	Specifies the level of Open XML document conformance on exporting in Xlsx file format. You can choose from the following values: Strict: The default value. Transitional: The Excel file generated by scheduled task execution using Strict (the default value of OpenXMLStandard) cannot be viewed on IOS devices.
RightToLeft	Shows direction of sheets from right to left.
Security	Initializes the document security.
UseCompression	Indicates whether to use compression on exporting to an Xlsx file.

Microsoft Word Document (DOC, DOCX)

You can export Page reports and RDLX reports to Microsoft Office Open XML (OOXML) format (.Docx) or Word HTML format (.Doc) using the FileFormat property.

The Word HTML format (.Doc) provides greater layout accuracy for Page and RDLX Reports in Microsoft Word, while the OOXML format (.Docx) provides excellent editing experience for the exported reports.

Note: OOXML and Word HTML formats have a great difference: while Word HTML is almost WYSIWYG, OOXML allows editing and has a number of limitations. To learn about the limitations for both Word HTML and OOXML, see Word HTML/OOXML Limitations.

The OOXML format (.Docx) is recommended in the following scenarios:

Open exported reports in a wide range of applications: You can open and modify the exported Word document in any of the following applications.
- Microsoft Office 2013+
- Microsoft Office for Mac 2016+
- iWork and Pages for OS X (all supported versions)
- LibreOffice
- Google Quickoffice for Android
- Documents Free (Mobile Office Suite) by SavySoda for iOS

Customize reports after exporting: Positioning and arrangement of report elements in the exported document is implemented using the OOXML format (.Docx) which provides a natural document flow for editing the exported documents.
Use Word automation features: With support for automation features in the OOXML format (.Docx), tasks that previously required manual adjustments in the exported Word document are now handled automatically. Report elements such as page header and footer, expressions, heading levels, and table of contents are automatically transformed to the OOXML format (.Docx).
Set compatibility mode: You can render a report as a Word document that is compatible with Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, or 2013 using the DocumentCompatibleVersion property from the export settings.

Word Rendering Properties

Common properties

Property	Description
Author	Sets the name of the author that appears in the Author field of the Properties dialog in the rendered Word document.
FileFormat	Sets the output file format to HTML (.Doc) or OOXML (.Docx). By default the file format is set to HTML format.
Title	Sets the title for a document that appears in the Title field of properties dialog in the rendered Word document.

HTML format

Property	Description
BaseUrl	Sets the base URL for any relative hyperlinks that appear in the Hyperlink base field of the Properties dialog in the rendered Word document.
Generator	Sets the identity of the document generator in the rendered Word document.
PageHeight	Sets the height of the report pages in inches for the rendered Word document. The value in this property overrides the original settings in the report.
PageWidth	Sets the width of the report pages in inches for the rendered Word document. The value in this property overrides the original settings in the report.

OOXML format

Property	Description
CompanyName	Sets the name of the organization or company that appears in the Company field of Properties dialog in the rendered Word document.
DocumentCompatibilityVersion	Sets the compatibility mode of the document to previous versions (Microsoft Word 2007 - 2013) of Word. By default the compatibility version is set to Word2013.
DpiX	Sets the horizontal resolution of the images in the rendered Word document. By default DpiX is set to 96.
DpiY	Sets the vertical resolution of the images in the rendered Word document. By default DpiY is set to 96.
PageOrientation	Sets a value that specifies whether the document pages should be printed in portrait or landscape in the rendered Word document.
PaperSize	Sets the paper size for the page.
Password	Sets a password that must be provided to open the rendered Word document.
ReadOnlyRecommended	Sets a value that indicates whether Microsoft Office Word displays a message whenever a user opens the document, suggesting that the document is read-only.
WritePassword	Sets the write password that is required for saving changes in the rendered Word document.
TOCAutoUpdate	Automatically updates the TableOfContents control while opening the Word document. By default TOCAutoUpdate is set to False.

Comma-separated values (CSV)

Comma-Separated Values (CSV) is a form of structured data in a plain text. The text in a CSV file is saved as series of values separated by comma.

CSV Rendering Properties

Property	Description
ColumnsDelimiter	Sets or returns the text inserted between columns.
DateTimeFormat	Specifies the default format for date values, for example, 'yyyy-MM-dd'.
Encoding	Specifies the encoding schema for output.
NoHeader	Specifies whether to omit the CSV Header.
NumericFormat	Specifies the format for numeric values, for example, '0.####'.
QuotationMode	Specifies whether to add double quotes to the exported data. AutoQuote – Simple values are exported without quotes. The quotes are added only when the data contains column or row delimiters. This is the default export behavior. AlwaysQuote – Exported values are always quoted.
QuotationSymbol	Sets or returns the qualifier character to put around results.
RowsDelimiter	Sets or returns the text inserted between rows.

JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)

JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is a text-based data format in which the data is stored in the hierarchical form.

JSON Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Formatted	Specifies whether to format the file with tabs and spaces for readability.
QuotePropertyNames	Specifies whether to enclose property names in quotation marks.

Image Format (BMP, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, PNG)

Image Format option converts your report to an image file. Make sure that you select the ImageType property to any of the image formats available: BMP, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, and PNG.

By default, a separate file is created for each page in a report and an index to each corresponding file name is added (for example, image001.PNG, image002.PNG, etc).

Reports rendered as images do not support any of the interactive features of ActiveReports reports. Any data hidden at the time of export is hidden in the image.

Note: To render the entire report as a single image, set the Pagination property to False.

Image Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Compression	Sets or returns a value which specifies the compression to be used when exporting.
Dither	Specifies whether the image should be dithered when saving to a black and white output format, like CCITT3 or Rle. This property has no effect if the CompressionScheme property is set to Lzw or None(represents color output).
DpiX	Adjust the horizontal resolution of rendered images. The default value is 96.
DpiY	Adjust the vertical resolution of rendered images.
ImageType	Select the type of image to which you want to render the report. Supported types are BMP, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, and PNG.
Pagination	By default, each page of a report is rendered as a separate image. Set this value to False to render the entire report as a single image.
Quality	Gets or sets the quality of the report to be rendered as an image.

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

HTML, or hypertext markup language, is a format that opens in a Web browser. You can export your reports to HTML or MHT formats. It is a good format for delivering content because virtually all users have an HTML browser.

Reports rendered in HTML support a number of interactive features. Hyperlinks, Bookmarks and Drill through links can be rendered to HTML. However, Document Maps are not available in this format. For a drill down report, make sure that the data you want to display is expanded before rendering, otherwise it renders in the hidden state.

Note: HTML is not the best format for printing. Use the PDF rendering extension instead.

HTML Rendering Properties

Property	Description
MhtOutput	Gets or sets whether or not the output should be in Mht format. True indicates the output should be in Mht format; otherwise false. The default is false.
RenderingEngine	The RenderingEngine property is set to Mixed by default for improved quality output. The choices are Html or Mixed, where Mixed uses SVG to render charts.
StyleStream	Set the StyleStream to True to create an external .css file containing style information from your report controls' style properties. If you prefer to have style information embedded in the HTML file, set the StyleStream property to False.
LinkTarget	Specify a link target to control whether drill down reports and other links open in a new window or reuse the current window. By default, no value is set and links open in the same window. A value of _blank opens the link in a new window, or you can specify a window using window_name. By default this value is not set.
Mode	Galley mode renders the report in one HTML stream. Select Paginated mode to render each page as a section inside the HTML document.
OutputTOC	Indicates whether the report's existing TOC should be added in the output.

MIME Hypertext Markup Language (MHT)

The MHT file extension refers to MIME HTML documents, a format for archiving web pages saved by web browsers, including Internet Explorer and Firefox. MHT files can contain resources like images, flash, java, audio, external links and html code. At that, MHT files contain all elements within a single file.

MHT Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Fragment	Set to True to return only the contents inside the body tags (to embed it within a Web page). Set to False to return the full HTML text.
Link Target	Enter a value of a target for hyperlinks contained inside a report. A value of _blank opens a new window; _self opens in the same window.
Mode	Select Paginated to render each page as a section inside the HTML document, with page headers and footers. The Galley mode renders one long page with a single page header and footer.
Output TOC	Indicates whether to include a table of contents, if available, in the exported report.

Rich Text Format (RTF)

Note: The RTF export, otherwise supported only in Section reports, is possible in Page/RDLX reports too since this export uses the section report document (RDF format) internally.

RTF, or RichText format, opens in Microsoft Word, and is native to WordPad. This export does not render reports exactly as they appear in the Viewer due to inherent differences in the formats.

RTF Rendering Properties

Property	Description
EnableShapes	Indicates whether to export the Shapes and Lines to the RTF format if set to True. Microsoft Word is required to view it correctly.
Pagination	Indicates whether to use pagination for the output RTF document.

eXtensible Markup Language (XML)

XML is a useful format for delivering data to other applications as the resulting XML file opens in an internet browser.

XML format does not support interactive features except that when rendering a report to XML, complete drill-down data is shown regardless of whether the data is rendered in expanded state or not.

Xml Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Encoding	Select the encoding schema to use in the XML transformation.
XslStylesheet	Select the existing XSL Stylesheet file to use to transform the resulting XML file. Note: When using the XslStylesheet option, be sure to save the file in the correct file format, such as HTML.

Section Reports

For Section reports, you can use these export format options.

Portable Document Format (PDF)
Microsoft Excel Workbook (XLS, XLSX)
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
MIME Hypertext Markup Language (MHT)
Rich Text Format (RTF)
Tagged Image Format (TIFF)
Plain Text (TXT)

PDF Document Format (PDF) (Section report)

PDF Rendering Properties

Property	Description
ConvertMetaToPng	Sets or returns a value indicating whether Windows metafiles are converted to PNG files in the exported PDF document.
ExportBookmarks	Sets or returns a value indicating whether bookmarks are exported to the PDF document.
FontFallback	Gets or sets a comma-delimited string of font families that will be used to lookup glyphs missing in the original font.
ImageInterpolation	Specifies the images interpolation value. Allows to enable/disable image interpolation, when exporting the file to PDF.
ImageQuality	Specifies the quality used for any images that are converted by ActiveReports. Note that if a JPG image is used in the report, it is written directly to PDF without any conversion. Other image formats may incur a conversion, which this value will effect.
ImageResolution	Sets or returns the resolution of images converted from metafiles.
NeverEmbedFonts	Sets or returns a semicolon-delimited string of values indicating fonts that should not be embedded in a PDF document. Note: When you add fonts to NeverEmbedFonts property, 2 bytes characters may be distorted in PDF output since the export filter in such cases uses the glyphs from the default system font.
Options	Returns an object allowing you to specify viewer preferences and document information options for the exported PDF document.
Application	Set the value that appears for application in the Document Properties dialog of the PDF viewer application.
Author	Enter the name of the author to appear in the Document Properties dialog of the PDF viewer application.
CenterWindow	Set to True to position the document's window in the center of the screen.
DisplayMode	Specifies how the document is displayed when opened. FullScreen mode displays the document with no menu bar, window controls, or any other window visible.
DisplayTitle	Set to True to display text you enter in the Title property. When set to False it displays the name of the PDF file.
FitWindow	True to resize the document’s window to fit the size of the first displayed page. Default value: false.
HideMenubar	True to hide the viewer application’s menu bar when the document is active. Default value: false.
HideToolbar	True to hide the viewer application’s toolbars when the document is active. Default value: false.
HideWindowUI	True to hide user interface elements in the document’s window (such as scroll bars and navigation controls), leaving only the document’s contents displayed. Default value: false.
Keywords	Keywords associated with the document.
OnlyForPrint	Indicates whether the PDF is only for print.
Subject	The subject of the document.
Title	The title of the document.
PrintPresets	Returns an object allowing you to specify the print presets.
Security	Returns the PdfSecurity object for initializing document encryption and security.
Encrypt	Determines whether the document is encrypted or not. Note: If Encrypt is set to False, permissions and passwords have no effect.
OwnerPassword	The owner password that can be entered in the reader that permits full access to the document regardless of the specified user permissions.
Permissions	Specifies the user permissions for the document. Permissions can be combined using a comma between values. In order to use AllowFillin, AllowAccessibleReaders, and AllowAssembly permissions, you must set the Use128Bit property to True.
Use128Bit	True to use 128 bit encryption with full permissions capability. False to use 40 bit encryption with limited permissions
UserPassword	The user password that can be entered in the reader. If this value is left empty, the user will not be prompted for a password, however the user will be restricted by the specified permissions.
Version	Sets or returns the version of the PDF format the exported document is saved in.
Pagination	Gets or sets the value that indicates whether to use pagination in the exported PDF document. This property is only useful for Page/RDLX reports exports through RDF and does not affect a section report.

Microsoft Excel Workbook (XLS, XLSX) (Section report)

Excel Rendering Properties

Property	Description
PageSettings	Initializes Excel file print settings: PageOrientation and PaperSize.
Pagination	Forces pagination or galley report layout mode. This property is only useful for Page/RDLX reports exports through RDF and does not affect a section report.
RightToLeft	Shows direction of sheets from right to left.
Security	Initializes the document security.
UseDefaultPalette	Indicates whether to export the document with the default Excel palette.
FileFormat	Specifies the output format of the Excel document, i.e. Xls or Xlsx.
OpenXmlStandard	Specifies the level of Open XML document conformance on exporting in Xlsx file format. You can choose from the following values: Strict: The default value. Transitional: The Excel file generated by scheduled task execution using Strict (the default value of OpenXMLStandard) cannot be viewed on IOS devices.
MultiSheet	Indicates whether to generate a single-sheet or multi-sheet Excel document.
EnableToggles	Allows to export collapsible rows in the detail and row groups of the Table control of an RDLX report. This property gets displayed in the Export menu when the Pagination property is set to False

Hypertext Markup Language (Section report)

HTML Rendering Properties

Property	Description
BookmarkStyle	Sets or returns a value indicating whether to create a page of bookmarks if the ActiveReports document contains bookmarks.
CharacterSet	Sets or returns the character set encoding that will be used in the exported HTML pages.
CreateFramesetPage	Sets or returns a value indicating whether the HTML pages appear in a frame set. If set to True, any bookmark entries appear on the left, and the report document contents appear on the right. The resulting file will use the specified filename with the extension ".frame.html".
IncludeHtmlHeader	Sets or returns a value indicating whether the exported HTML files will include normal HTML page headers such as the HTML, HEAD, and BODY elements.
IncludePageMargins	Sets or returns a value indicating whether the page's margins are included in the output.
MultiPage	Sets or returns a value indicating whether multiple HTML pages are generated for the document.
Output Type	Gets or sets a value indicating whether the document will be exported as DHTML or HTML.
Pagination	Gets or sets the value, that indicates whether to use pagination for the resultant html document. This property is only useful for Page/RDLX reports exports through RDF and does not affect a section report.
RemoveVerticalSpace	Sets or returns a value indicating whether to completely remove empty vertical spacing from the output.
Title	Sets or returns the Title used in the header of HTML pages.

MIME Hypertext Markup Language (MHT) (Section report)

MHT Rendering Properties

Property	Description
BookmarkStyle	Sets or returns a value indicating whether to create a page of bookmarks if the ActiveReports document contains bookmarks.
CharacterSet	Sets or returns the character set encoding that will be used in the exported HTML pages.
CreateFramesetPage	Sets or returns a value indicating whether the HTML pages appear in a frame set. If set to True, any bookmark entries appear on the left, and the report document contents appear on the right. The resulting file will use the specified filename with the extension ".frame.html".
IncludeHtmlHeader	Sets or returns a value indicating whether the exported HTML files will include normal HTML page headers such as the HTML, HEAD, and BODY elements.
IncludePageMargins	Sets or returns a value indicating whether the page's margins are included in the output.
MultiPage	Sets or returns a value indicating whether multiple HTML pages are generated for the document.
Output Type	Gets or sets a value indicating whether the document will be exported as DHTML or HTML.
Pagination	Gets or sets the value, that indicates whether to use pagination for the resultant html document. This property is only useful for Page/RDLX reports exports through RDF and does not affect a section report.
RemoveVerticalSpace	Sets or returns a value indicating whether to completely remove empty vertical spacing from the output.
Title	Sets or returns the Title used in the header of HTML pages.

Rich Text Format (RTF) (Section report)

RTF, or RichText format, opens in Microsoft Word, and is native to WordPad. This export does not render reports exactly as they appear in the Viewer due to inherent differences in the formats.

RTF Rendering Properties

Property	Description
EnableShapes	Indicates whether to export the Shapes and Lines to the RTF format if set to True. Microsoft Word is required to view it correctly.
Pagination	Indicates whether to use pagination for the output RTF document. This property is only useful for Page/RDLX reports exports through RDF and does not affect a section report.

Tagged Image Format (TIFF) (Section report)

TIFF Rendering Properties

Property	Description
CompressionScheme	Specifies the compression scheme to be used when exporting a TIFF file.
Dither	Specifies whether the image should be dithered when saving to a black and white output format, like CCITT3 or Rle. This property has no effect if the CompressionScheme property is set to Lzw or None(represents color output).
DpiX	Adjust the horizontal resolution of rendered images. The default value is 96.
DpiY	Adjust the vertical resolution of rendered images.
Pagination	By default, each page of a report is rendered as a separate image. Set this value to False to render the entire report as a single image. This property is only useful for Page/RDLX reports exports through RDF and does not affect a section report.

Plain Text (TXT) (Section report)

Export your ActiveReports documents to plain text.

TXT Rendering Properties

Property	Description
Encoding	Gets or sets the character encoding used for the exported text.
PageDelimiter	Gets or sets the character or sequence of characters that marks the beginning or end of a page.
QuotationSymbol	Gets or sets the quotation symbol.
SuppressEmptyLines	Gets or sets a value which determines whether empty lines will be inserted for layout purposes.
TextDelimiter	Gets or sets the character or sequence of characters that marks the beginning or end of a text field.