Merge pull request #232 from ritazakhodyaeva/mz_25.1

update 25.1

Author: EugeneLapshov

dashboard-for-desktop/articles/dashboard-designer/printing-and-exporting.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Invokes a corresponding dialog that allows you to export a dashboard to a PDF fi
 Invokes a corresponding dialog that allows you to export a dashboard to an image in the specified format. The following options are available.
 
 ![ExportToImageDialog_Win](../../images/img22910.png)
-* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_, and _GIF_.
+* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_, _SVG_, and _GIF_.
 * **Show Title** - Specifies whether or not to apply the dashboard title to the exported document title.
 * **Title** - Specifies the title of the exported document.
 * **Resolution (dpi)** - Specifies the resolution (in dpi) used to export a dashboard.

dashboard-for-desktop/articles/dashboard-viewer/printing-and-exporting.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Invokes a corresponding dialog that allows you to export a dashboard to a PDF fi
 Invokes a corresponding dialog that allows you to export a dashboard to an image in the specified format. The following options are available:
 
 ![ExportToImageDialog_Win](../../images/img22910.png)
-* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_, and _GIF_.
+* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_, _SVG_, and _GIF_.
 * **Show Title** - Specifies whether or not to apply the dashboard title to the exported document title.
 * **Title** - Specifies the title of the exported document.
 * **Resolution (dpi)** - Specifies the resolution (in dpi) used to export a dashboard.

dashboard-for-web/articles/web-dashboard-designer-mode/exporting.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Invokes a corresponding dialog that allows you to export a dashboard to image of
 * **File Name** - Specifies the name of the exported Image file.
 * **Show Title** - Specifies whether or not to apply the dashboard title to the exported document title.
 * **Title** - Specifies the title of the exported document.
-* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_ and _GIF_.
+* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_, _SVG_, and _GIF_.
 * **Resolution (dpi)** - Specifies the resolution (in dpi) used to export a dashboard.
 
 ### Export to Excel

dashboard-for-web/articles/web-dashboard-viewer-mode/exporting.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Invokes a corresponding dialog that allows you to export a dashboard to an image
 * **File Name** - Specifies the name of the exported PDF file.
 * **Show Title** - Specifies whether or not to apply the dashboard title to the exported document title.
 * **Title** - Specifies the title of the exported document.
-* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_ and _GIF_.
+* **Image Format** - Specifies the image format in which the dashboard is exported. The following formats are available: _PNG_, _JPEG_, _SVG_, and _GIF_.
 * **Resolution (dpi)** - Specifies the resolution (in dpi) used to export a dashboard.
 * **Include | Filters** - Allows you to include master filter values to the exported document.
 * **Include | Parameters** - Allows you to include parameter values to the exported document.

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/configure-design-settings/change-a-report-measurement-units.md

@@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ author: Natalia Kazakova
 
 Most metrics of report elements (i.e., element locations, dimensions and margins) can be expressed in units that correspond to one of the following systems of measurement.
 
-* **Imperial system** (in hundredths of an inch)
+* **Imperial system**: hundredths of an inch, inches.
 
 	This is the default system that is assigned to each new report.
-* **Metric system** (in tenths of a millimeter)
-* **Screen coordinates** (in pixels)
+* **Metric system**: tenths of a millimeter, millimeters.
+* **Screen coordinates**: pixels.
 
 To assign a system of measurements to a report, use its **Measure Units** property. You can specify this property in the report's smart tag:
 

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/preview-print-and-export-reports.md

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ When in the Print Preview mode, you can print out your report using the appropri
 ![eurd-win-print](../../../images/eurd-win-print.png)
 
 ## Export a Report
+
 When in the Print Preview mode, you can export your report to files in different formats. The resulting files can either be saved to the hard drive or sent by e-mail.
 
 ![eurd-win-export](../../../images/eurd-win-export.png)
@@ -36,13 +37,24 @@ The following documents describe the basics of report exporting and format-speci
 * [TXT-Specific Export Options](~/interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/print-preview/print-preview-for-winforms/exporting/txt-specific-export-options.md)
 * [Image-Specific Export Options](~/interface-elements-for-desktop/articles/print-preview/print-preview-for-winforms/exporting/image-specific-export-options.md)
 
-### Export a Report to PDF with Accessible Tags (PDF/UA Compatibility)
+
+## Hide Report Controls in Documents Exported to Specific Formats
+
+You can specify the **Can Publish Options** setting in the Properties grid to exclude report controls from certain export formats.
+
+![CanPublishOptions](../../../images/can-publish-options-property-grid.png)
+
+The following image illustrates the resulting XLXS document with and without page information:
+
+![Resulting XLXS document](../../../images/can-publish-options-example-image.png)
+
+## Export a Report to PDF with Accessible Tags (PDF/UA Compatibility)
 
 You can specify how Label, Table, Table Row, and Table Cell should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document.
 
 When you export a report to PDF, the report elements have no role. Assistive software commonly treats such elements as HTML <div> tags. Change the element’s role to one of the values listed below to help the screen reader correctly identify the element’s purpose in the exported PDF document.
 
-#### Define Label Accessible Role
+### Define Label Accessible Role
 
 Set the control’s **Accessible Role** property to **Heading 1 - Heading 6** before you export a report.
 
@@ -54,7 +66,7 @@ The image below shows the result. **Accessible Role** is set to **Heading 2**, a
 
 ![Exported report in the screen reader](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/accessible-exported-document-with-label.png)
 
-#### Define Table Accessible Role
+### Define Table Accessible Role
 
 You can specify how Table should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document. For this, set the control's **Accessible Role** property to **Table** before you export a report.
 
@@ -66,7 +78,7 @@ The image below shows the result. **Accessible Role** is set to **Table**, and t
 
 ![Exported report in the screen reader](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/accessible-exported-document-with-table.png)
 
-#### Define Table Row Accessible Role
+### Define Table Row Accessible Role
 
 You can specify how Table Row should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document. 
 
@@ -80,7 +92,7 @@ The image below shows the result. **Table Row**'s **Accessible Role** is set to
 
 ![Exported report in the screen reader](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/accessible-exported-document-with-tablerow.png) 
 
-#### Define Table Cell Accessible Role
+### Define Table Cell Accessible Role
 
 Before you export a report, set the **Table**'s **Accessible Role** property to **Table** to define a control as a table. Then, specify the **Table Cell**'s **Accessible Role** property:
 

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/use-report-elements/manipulate-report-elements/keyboard-shortcut.md

@@ -88,6 +88,14 @@ Use Ctrl + arrows to shift XRControl pixel by pixel:
 
 ![ctrl_shift_arrow](../../../../../images/winforms-eurd-shortcuts/ctrl_shift_arrow.gif)
 
+### Resize XRControl Proportionally
+
+| Key | Action |
+|----------|----------|
+| <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>Drag</kbd> | Resize an XRControl and preserve its aspect ratio. Initiate the operation in a corner anchor. |
+
+![shift_drag](../../../../../images/winforms-eurd-shortcuts/Proportional-resize.gif)
+
 ### Clone XRControl
 
 | Key | Action |

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/use-report-elements/manipulate-report-elements/move-and-resize-report-elements.md

@@ -19,10 +19,10 @@ You can also use the [Report Explorer](../../report-designer-tools/ui-panels/rep
 > [!NOTE]
 > You can drag the TableOfContents control only to the **ReportHeader** and **ReportFooter** bands.
 
-To resize a control, select it and then drag a rectangle drawn on its edge or corner.
+To resize a control, select it and then drag a rectangle drawn on its edge or corner. Press `Shift` and drag a corner anchor to resize a report control and preserve its aspect ratio.
 
 ![](../../../../../images/eurd-win-resize-report-control.png)
-
+s
 Drag a band's header strip to resize the band.
 
 ![](../../../../../images/eurd-win-resize-report-band.png)

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-wpf/creating-reports/basic-operations/adjust-the-layout-of-report-elements.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The report controls can be precisely aligned to each other using the **Snap Gird
 <a name="resizing"/>
 
 ## Resizing Report Elements
-To resize a control using the mouse, select it and then drag a rectangle drawn on its edge or corner.
+To resize a control using the mouse, select it and then drag a rectangle drawn on its edge or corner. Press `Shift` and drag a corner anchor to resize a report control and preserve its aspect ratio.
 
 ![EUD_WpfReportDesigner_Layout_3](../../../../../images/img123813.png)
 

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-wpf/creating-reports/basic-operations/change-measurement-units-of-a-report.md

@@ -4,14 +4,17 @@ author: Anna Gubareva
 legacyId: 116288
 ---
 # Change Measurement Units of a Report
-For your report, you can choose its global **Measure Units**, which can be **Hundredths of an Inch**, **Tenths of a Millimeter** or **Pixels**.
+For your report, you can choose its global **Measure Units**, which can be **Hundredths of an Inch**, **Inches**, **Tenths of a Millimeter**, **Millimeters**, or **Pixels**.
 
-To specify the **Measure Unit** property, do one of the following.
-* Right-click the report and select **Edit...** in the context menu. In the invoked dialog, set this property to the required value.
+To specify the **Measure Unit** property, do one of the following:
+* Click the report’s smart tag and set this property to the required value.
 
 	![EUD_WpfReportDesigner_MeasureUnit_1](../../../../../images/img123773.png)
 * Select the report and switch to the [Properties Panel](../../interface-elements/properties-panel.md). Expand the **Measure Units** drop-down and select the required value.
 
 	![EUD_WpfReportDesigner_MeasureUnit_2](../../../../../images/img123774.png)
 
-This defines the basic measurement unit for all the unit-related options of a report and its [bands](../../report-elements/report-bands.md) and [controls](../../report-elements/report-controls.md) (such as location, size, border width, etc.) as well as the measurement unit of the report's [Snap Grid](control-positioning.md).
+This defines the basic measurement unit for all the unit-related options of a report and its [bands](../../report-elements/report-bands.md) and [controls](../../report-elements/report-controls.md) (such as location, size, border width, etc.) as well as the measurement unit of the report's [Snap Grid](control-positioning.md).
+
+> [!Note]
+> Changing the system of measurement results in converting the corresponding property values and updating the layout of all report elements in the Report Designer. Notably, the system of measurement determines the minimum increment with which an element's location and sizes can be changed.