Hi Ido,
It's due to the font being used and the Styles selected. In the report you have the Style set to Italic. The issue is CR can't change the Styles the same way as Windows does it, because it uses font substitution within the Glyph's and Win32 GDI to render the font.
CR .NET Viewer requires a "Calibri Italic" font to render it without having to rely on GDIPlus, as you know, to do do the font substitution for use in the .NET framework/viewer.
As a test I changed the font to "Eras Medium ITC" and now there is no issue:
Setting the Style in CR to Italic also works because it has the correct Glyph's saved in the font:
According to MS Article Calibri Italic should be included but I don't have it even though I have the products installed:
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/font.aspx?FMID=1712
But is appears to be a licensed font, so that could be why it doesn't show up in CR Designer either.
And if you look close enough without zooming in CRD you'll see the edges of that font are jagged also, just seems to be more pronounced in the Viewer....
Set the font to 24 and you'll see it's more pronounced in CRD also and looks about the same in the Viewer:
CRD:
Viewer:
I doubt there is anything we can do about this. I'll ping DEV again, but the above was their explanation last time we ran into this... Had to do with the same and Bold Style, Font used had to have Bold int he name. I'm attaching an app they sent me that shows it's not a CR issue. You'll have to alter the code and select the font...
Test app is for printing but same issue.
Thanks
Don