CE10WIN_EN_SP6

CE10WIN_EN_SP2
Report presentation
ADAPT00306619 Patch ID: 36369742
Description:
When users export a report to MS Excel from viewers in Crystal Enterprise or customer applications, the format of the original report i
lost.
New Behavior:
To solve the problem, a registry subkey named "MaintainRelativeObjectPosition" is available as a DWORD.
Known Limitations:
The default value of this subkey is 0 (False). To activate this feature, set the key to 1 (True).
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Crystal Decisions -> 10.0 -> Crystal Reports ->Export -> Excel :
MaintainRelativeObjectPosition
Report processing
ADAPT00074061 Patch ID: 36201665
Description:
In the Crystal Reports 9.0 Report Designer, the fully qualified table name cannot be returned with the Table methods. In the Crystal
Reports 8.5 Report Designer, the fully qualified table name was returned using the Table.Location method.
New Behavior:
A new method has been added to the Table item to return a list of qualifiers for that particular table. Its syntax is as follows:
report.Database.Tables(#).Qualifiers.Item(#)
OR
report.Database.Tables(#).Qualifiers(#)
where # is an integer (i.e.: 1, 2, etc.). This functionality is also added to the Crystal Reports 10 RDC.
ADAPT00265351 Patch ID: 36230926
Description:
When exporting to Crystal Report format on a Unix platform, chart titles and data are displayed incorrectly on different types of
charts.
The charting logic fails to correctly handle the Unicode strings that represent data and chart titles.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
ADAPT00306461 Patch ID: 36319708
Description:
Record selection formula special fields do not appear when a report is viewed on demand.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.