HTML report looks different than REPORTS PREVIEWER

I am having a weird problem with my reports. My reports look just fine in the Oralce Reports Developer live previewer. However when I look at the Report Server generated HTML format of the same report, the label on the right side of the page gets truncated. When I change the justification of this label to left justified as opposed to the current setting, then it appears fine. I need this label to be right justified to align with the currency fields below it. Is this an Oracle Bug? Is there something I can do without having to try to layout my report all over again.
Thanks for any advice in advance.

Hi
The output shown on the live previewer will be different then the output generated through server becuase live previewer uses different resolution and fonts. We have not heard of any truncation issue in html output. You nedd to have a proper printer installed which shall be accessible to Report server i.e. if if the Report server owner has the proviledges to print to that printer. Try running Report runtime in batch mode with the same reports to check the Report output. If you can get it right in rwrun60, you will get the same output through Report server also.
Thanks
Rohit

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