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Creation Device: The type of device that is used to provide reference graphics when generating the report.
Creation Printer Name: The name of the printer that is used to provide reference graphics when generating the report.
Do Events: Specifies whether the control should handle Windows messages while rendering reports.
Emf Type: The type of metafiles created by the current report.
Expose Script Objects: Specifies whether script objects added with the AddScriptObject(String,Object) method should be exposed to subreports.
Font Processing Options: Gets the FontProcessingOptions object which determines how font substitution and embedding are handled when the report generates.
Embedded Fonts Glyphs Build Mode: Indicates how C1.C1Preview.EmbeddedFont builds lists of glyphs when C1.C1Preview.FontProcessingOptions.FontHandling is set to C1.C1Preview.FontHandling.EmbedActualFonts or C1.C1Preview.FontHandling.BuildActualDocumentFonts. (Inherited from C1.C1Preview.FontProcessingOptions)
Font Handling: indicating how font embedding and substitution are handled by the current C1.C1Preview.C1PrintDocument or C1.C1Report.
Substitution Fallback Font Name: Gets or sets the name of a font used when a document or report cannot find a suitable font to display a text.
Use Old Substitution Algorithm: Gets or sets a value indicating whether to use the old algorithm of font substitution.
Grow Shrink Mode: The method used to process CanGrow/CanShrink fields.
Ignore Script Errors: Specifies whether the component should ignore script errors by default.
Max Pages: The maximum number of pages allowed for a report.
Outline Root Level: The starting outline level for the groups in this report.
Page Rendering Mode: Specifies the page rendering mode to use when generating the report.
Records Per Page: The number of detail records to render per page or group.
Use Gdi Plus Text Rendering: Indicates whether all text in the current report should be rendered using GDI+ text API.