CRVS2010 Beta - Fit to Width WPF Viewer in code-behind

Does anyone know if there is a method that I can use in code behind
to make the report in the WPF Viewer fit to width??
I need this cause I want the report to fit to Width every time I resize my window.
Thanks

Hello,
Try following
CrystalReportViewer1.BestFitPage = true;
Thanks,
Saurabh

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