jmmartinv
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the option "Stretch type" doesn't matter, just leave it at "No stretch". Just checking the "stretch with overflow" option should make the textfield resize to show all the text. Maybe the textfield is resizing but you have another element (textfield, static text, whatever...) just below the textfield which is overlapping the textfield when it resizes? Checking the "stretch with overflow" option only tells the textfield to resize, but it doesn't make the elements below the textfield to "go down". If you want that behaviour for those elements you should set the option "Position type" to "Float" in all of them.
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If I've understood correctly your question, you have a textfield with height = 30 (let's say 10 per line) because the string which dynamically fills that textield MAY BE long enough to occupy the entire textfield. You should try to set the textield's height as it was to contain always only one line of text (i.e. 10) and mark the property: "stretch when overflow". This will cause textfield's height to increase to contain the full text of the string.
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I have several reports which I'm trying to join in one exported RTF document using the batch export feature of JRExporter (passing filled reports in the JASPER_PRINT_LIST parameter) Some of them have 'Portrait' orientation and some others have 'Landscape' . The resulting RTF has all its pages with 'Portrait' orientation, which breaks enterely the layout in the pages designed to have Landscape orientation. It doesn't happen, however, when I export to PDF, where all landscape pages keep their original orientation. Am I doing anything wrong? Is there any way to export a RTF document mixing Portrait and Landscape pages?
