Hello Dean,
I reviewed your post carefully, and now I'd like to share the following
information with you:
1. I recommend you create a "Save File" dialog of you own (by using
System.Windows. Forms.FileDialo g class) to limit the use to select pdf file
type, and then export the Crystal Report to a pdf file with the following
code snippet:
//------------------code snippet--------------------------
ExportOptions exportOpts = new ExportOptions() ;
DiskFileDestina tionOptions diskOpts = new DiskFileDestina tionOptions();
exportOpts = myRPT.ExportOpt ions;
diskOpts.DiskFi leName = @"C:\...pdf" ;
exportOpts.Expo rtFormatType = ExportFormatTyp e.PortableDocFo rmat;
exportOpts.Expo rtDestinationTy pe = ExportDestinati onType.DiskFile ;
exportOpts.Dest inationOptions = diskOpts;
myRPT.Export();
//----------------------end of-------------------------------
2. According to the Crystal Decision at
http://support.crystaldecisions.com/...fault.asp_sele
ctlist, it states that you get two Crystal incidents with the purchase of
Visual Studio .NET. I suggest that you can contact Crystal Technical
Support to check whether there are any methods that you can use to limit
file types in its "Save As" dialog (say, by modifying registry values).
If the file type values are hard-coded in Crystal Report, you may need to
call FindWindow() to get the Window Handle to its "Save As" dialog, and
then modify the dialog manually. This should be the last resort.
Please feel free to let me know if you have any problems or concerns.
Have a nice day!
Regards,
HuangTM
Microsoft Online Partner Support
MCSE/MCSD
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