Great article! One problem with that approach is the need of installing the dll into the system GAC....

Great article about inserting QR Codes in SSRS reports. One problem with that approach is the need to install the dll into the system GAC. You can avoid that by...

The main problem IMO is ActiveX which is the technology MS used to create its RSClientPrint. ActiveX does not work all the time in web scenarios and in other browsers...

Have you considered not using RSClientPrint and instead, export the report to PDF and let the user to print it? That can be done thought some .NET code if you...

What Windows version is the user running? Here's a large discussion on the issue to look at

That's great! A last suggestion... print and try decoding the barcode with a real scanner device (use different brands & models if possible) to make sure that the barcode is...

Hi Paul,

Font issues is well known in SSRS when exporting to PDF format. The main thing to check out is that the font must be installed at each client machine...

Tell me what code value you tried to encode and send me the QR Code you got there. Look, smart devices run barcode reader software and they have bugs as...

Hi Mark,

AFAIK, you cannot embed an PDF right into a RDL report. The only solution I see is that you convert the PDF to an image file and then...

1. I agree with Steph on using an external service and a link. If that is not possible, then do not install the dll into the GAC as it will...

SSRS ReportViewer relies on ActiveX for client-side printing which only works in IE. However, in IE10 or greater with default rendering mode, ActiveX is not supported. That's why print button...

Look for ReportViewer.aspx file at report server folder and open it in Notepad. Then add this meta tag inside the Head section:

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=9" >

The idea is to force IE10...