Airprint - Landscape vs. Portrait printing

If you print a landscape PDF file through the Airprint function there is no options to print Portait vs. landscape. This shrinks the document considerable and can make it unreadable.
Is there any way to rotate this item prior to printing? Is there an airprint setting to always print the pdf's based on their orientation?

Googull-
Since GoodReader is capable of changing page orientation, the problem is most likely application oriented rather than AirPrint oriented. The Mail program is either printing a spreadsheet, or it is handing the task off to another application. Either could provide a rotation option but doesn't.
I have a similar problem printing images. The only option is a snapshot-size print, although it seems to choose landscape or portrait appropriately. I reported the problem to Apple soon after iOS 4 came out for the iPad.
Apple is so wildly successful with the iPad, that fixing applications appears to be taking a back seat to hardware development. They should be thoroughly embarrassed by several different printing problems, but show no sign of wanting to resolve them. In my opinion, they should abandon AirPrint, or at least provide an alternate set of popular printer drivers including PostScript. Of course that won't help if a rotation option is not available in the Application!
Fred

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Hello,
.Net 4.0\VS2010\C#\ssrs 2008 on Sql Server 2008R2
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I have the report cutting off in both landscape and portrait modes. I'm passing the following deviceinfo to the render function:
string DeviceInfo =
@"<DeviceInfo>
<OutputFormat>EMF</OutputFormat>
<PageWidth>8.5in</PageWidth>
<PageHeight>11in</PageHeight>
<MarginTop>0.25in</MarginTop>
<MarginLeft>0.25in</MarginLeft>
<MarginRight>0.25in</MarginRight>
<MarginBottom>0.25in</MarginBottom>
</DeviceInfo>";
return DeviceInfo;
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No other settings seem to have an affect on controlling the output to printer or pdf. i.e. The deviceinfo params fed to server report's render function are all you get. I think my original code comes from an MSDN or CodeProject example. I'm not
inventing anything new here.
Links below indicate similar problems but they are looking at the issue from just landscape mode. Seems like I ought to be able to squash or expand the image to whatever size I specify, separate from the 'page' size. Please let me know what i need
to know to make these reports print without bleeding onto 2 pages or slicing off the right side of the document image.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25652415/cant-print-ssrs-rdlc-report-in-landscape-mode-directly-to-printer-using-suggest
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/06a9b432-c8a5-4952-a07c-867742a26c47/print-rdlc-without-report-viewer-either-in-portrait-or-landscape?forum=sqlreportingservices
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Thanks!

Hi
FraterJoanni,
Thanks for posting in MSDN forum.
I am not expert in SSRS. You should get better response in SQL Server > SQL
Server Reporting Services, Power View forum.
After take a look at the similar threads links as you posted above.
The conclusion is we needn’t tell the program o this report is landscape not portrait. If the width is larger than the height, the report will be printed in landscape; otherwise, it will be printed in portrait.
>>Links below indicate similar problems but they are looking at the issue from just landscape mode.
But in C# forum, we only from the point of code, code looks OK to me.
A similar blog talking about this
Controlling Page Size in a Reporting Services Report
And I have got the default page size in the US is Letter, 8.5in x 11in. In other parts of the world A4 (8.3in x 11.7in) is the standard.
65: //build the device settings (A4 8.3 × 11.7)
66: string deviceInfo = string.Format("<DeviceInfo><PageHeight>{0}</PageHeight><PageWidth>{1}</PageWidth></DeviceInfo>", "11.7in", "8.3in");
67:
68: //get report bytes
69: result = rs.Render(format, deviceInfo, out extension, out encoding, out mimeType, out warnings, out streamIDs);
70:
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Thanks DJ-G....I can't swear but I am almost positive I had Rotate to Fit checked....indeed that would explain why when paging through the 4 pages in LR they were rotated to fit in the correct orientation. I'll check again. I do understand with Custom Package etc. we can print landscape and portrait when printing multiple images on the same page but my specific concern is printing one image per page and whether LR can handle a series of such prints in one print job if the images are a mix of landscape and portrait orientations.
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can u give me a help? How can we send by command the layout to the report.
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There is anything for that....???'

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I need to make Landscape and portrait in the same file ? plz I don't want to go back to word

Hi there I am trying to have page in landscape and portrait in the same file, but I couldn't, however, if there is a way where we can perform it please advise me as I need to do that for my thesis. Am happy to work only in pages if this feature is not in pages, please find us a solution.
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Can HP Photosmart All-in-One C6180 be made to recognize iPad 2 AirPrint so it can print to HP?

Can HP Photosmart All-in-One C6180 be made to recognize iPad 2 AirPrint so it can print to HP?

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