The Report Viewer 2019 component, based on the RDL 2016 schema, has been embedded in the Dynamics NAV 2018 Windows client.

Resolved in the platform in Cumulative Update 12 (December 2018).

The Dynamics SMB development team is implementing this recent update into the latest platforms as described in the following list: Just recently, the SQL Server Reporting Services team have promoted a Report Viewer 2019 build update that mitigate the high-DPI font scaling issue when printing.īelow you can find the NuGet gallery package download reference. Different Dynamics NAV platforms embed different Report Viewer builds, coming from different SQL Server Reporting Services releases and updates. In Dynamics NAV, the component impacted by font scaling issues is the Report Viewer. More Tuesday TipsĬheck out our whole Tuesday Tips series for ideas on how to make AutoCAD work for you.According to the Windows scaling issues for high-DPI devices alert, high-DPI font scaling might happen in all applications and result in blurred/squeezed fonts or in scaling printouts when using high resolution monitor like, for example, the latest 4K generation or when working with multiple monitors with different high resolutions. Take some time to explore all the available options and be prepared to fully utilize them when needed. But just using copy and paste in one way may not be your most productive method. Feel free to substitute “cut” for “copy” throughout this post). We all get into a zone and tend to do things our favorite ways (much like me saying copy/paste when I may mean cut/paste. The ribbon also gives you access to the Paste Special command, useful if you’re pasting spreadsheet data. Note that between the two, you can define the base point when selecting your entities, paste them as a block, hyperlink or to their original coordinates.

On the right are the paste options available from the Clipboard panel in the Home tab of the ribbon. Not only are your options there, so are the keyboard shortcuts (my preference). There are several ways to get to the various options.

What do I mean by that? Well, there are a lot of options that many users either don’t know about, or don’t use due to habit. The funny thing is, even though it’s used all the time, I find that it’s often underutilized. That time did exist, and for those of us fortunate enough to live through “The Good Old Days,” we’re quite thankful for the feature. I’d be willing to bet that most of you have never known an AutoCAD where you couldn’t copy to the clipboard and then paste those entities elsewhere. Architecture, Engineering and Construction.Architecture, Engineering & Construction.

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