Can I remove Page setup Dialog CRViewer?

When I click print button on CRViewer, if the report was set custom paper then Page setup Dialog has shown. Can I remove it?
I use Java Swing and CR 2008

Thank you for answer.
In this case, if the report file (.rpt) set as other paper size except A4. The Page setup dialog show before print dialog.
Why A4 dose not have page setup dialog and how can I do with custom paper size print without page setup dialog like A4?

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