Of course there is a work around (to ask the users to first export the report to excel (as exporting to PDF renders Arabic wrong) then printing that excel file) but that's a bad user experience. I am saying this just to clarify that it's possible to print both in high quality and a high number of pages. My requirement is to allow users of my application to directly print the report in good quality.Ĭompared to MS Report Viewer, Syncfusion's Report Viewer has many good qualities, but regarding the most important feature of the report (printability in good quality) MS report viewer is way better, I just printed a 200+ pages report from there in perfect quality without any issue.

Thanks, Jamie.I understand the reason behind the exception, but I believe it's still a bug that needs to be fixed, because even if you didn't alter the Dpi and sacrificed the quality, you only get to print 105 pages and the exception is still thrown. Updated Office with the latest patches/fixes. I have also removed the printer and re installed. I am sure its not a memory problem or network problem as I have switched between ethernet and wireless and also changed the Driver so I dont think its a print driver issue. Just really confused as to why the system thinks I am trying to print. My fix for now is delete the printer and the error message goes away. This does not occur on any other PC's and they all have windows 10. The strange thing is I AM NOT TRYING TO PRINT. There may be loose cables or bad connection between your computer and printer' If you use a network for printing there may be a problem with your network connection or printer driver 'Your File Could not be printed due to an error on PursersOffice (HP Color Laserjet MFP M577) on. Basically when he enters the password he gets the following message He is using MS Office Standard 2016 and has Windows 10. I have a problem with one user only who is trying to open an Excel file that is password protected.

Excel not enough memory to print