Set HTML export options

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I'm working on replacing our old RDC component with the new Java SDK.
I purchased Crystal Reports 2008 and downloaded the SDK. Now I'm trying to run a simple example exporting a report to word. I've built it off of the other export examples I've seen on the site. None of them seem to give me an up to date example of how to set export options though.
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Unfortunately I must still be doing something wrong. The csv is exported but it comes back with gibberish characters in the file instead of what is in my Crystal. PDF comes back fine but the other export formats (xls, doc, csv, etc.) all come back with gibberish characters.
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Ariel

Thanks Steve.
Seems a bit feeble.
I'm thinking of writing a script, in that case. Select an object. Run
the script. Select an object style from the list the script gives you.
Click OK (or Done). Now all objects that have the selected style applied
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Good day,
Apex 3.2.1.00.12, 9.2.0.8 DB, on AIX 5.3.
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What export option you used.
I am using default export option and it exports all the records on report. Not current page.
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Hi,
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Invalid Export Options error

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CA Forum: .NET
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CA Forum: .NET
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I'm trying to Export my completed video; however, the Export option is grayed out in the File Menu.

I'm trying to Export my completed video; however, the Export option is grayed out in the File Menu. What am I not doing?

GregEW2
Thanks for the follow up.
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[ Re-posting this from the iPhoto & iDVD branches ]
When I export a slideshow in iPhoto 9, choose 'Custom export' and then hit the 'Options' button, a dialog pops up with Video & Sounds options that can further be explored. In the Video section, I can click on the 'Settings' button, amongst others, to reveal lots of things that can be tweaked (Compressor Type, Motion, Data Rate & Compressor).
Where can I find help and explanations of what all these settings do, when to change them, why they should be changed, to what values and what effects these all have on the overall output?
Apple has a user manual for FCE4 on their web-site and I recognise some of these iPhoto slideshow export settings from similar dialog boxes from within FCE4. Does a user manual for iPhoto 9 exist also? I can't find it on Apple's web-site.
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What I’m asking is if there is a breeze export option
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* http://kb.mozillazine.org/browser.sessionstore.max_resumed_crashes
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How to set QuickTime export setting to 1080p as default? Thank you! ;-)

HI there,
I was wondering how to set the export settings to 1080p when exporting a video (after trimming for instance)...
It is set to "Movie" by default, I'm not to sure what resolution or data rate "Movie" format is (identical to original file)... since according to apple the other export options are:
Thanks.

Cool, so would it be the same if I save the file as "Movie" or "1080p" once I've trimmed the original file?
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Depends on what you mean by "change" the default settings. The Apple H.264 presets are context adaptive in nature. They are, within certain limits, self-adjusting depending on the video content being transcoded and the specific preset selected. For instance, small target dispay dimensions will produce lower average data rates which means the final file will be smaller but you cannot manually change the frame rate, set key frame frequency, set a/v data rate limits, create custom anamorphic encodes, manually set the profile/level combination, set the entropy mode, etc.

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