Problem exporting / printing pdf

I have an SSRS report that contains several sub reports - Mostly with the same background colour. If I print the report it prints fine - all backgrounds are the same colour, If I export to PDF it appears to be fine but when I print the PDF the graph
in the report has a blueish background. I can print as PDF using CutePDF and then print with no problem - It's just when I export as PDF in Visual Studio.
Any ideas???
Regards
Andy

Hi Andy,
I have test the scenario in my testing environment, however, everything goes well when exporting to PDF format. In order to trouble shoot this issue more efficiently, I need to clarify some information.
What’s the expression of background color in your reports?
Here you mentioned Visual Studio, do you mean Preview the RDL report in the BIDS environment or browse the RDLC report in the web application?
Could you please post the screenshot about the graph with PDF format when exported from “Visual Studio”?
Detail information is a big help for us supply the further assistance. Besides, please try to export the report from report manager and check the result again.
For more information about export a report to a PDF file, please see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd255291.aspx
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support

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