akabatman2
Programmer
Hello everyone,
Have a strange issue here and was wondering if anyone else has come across this and/or might be able to provide some insight as to a fix for this.
I am currently working on an application development team and we have a Windows 98 box in our QA lab and cannot reproduce this issue. I am leaning towards this being a print driver/printer issue.
The Help Desk Tech has already had the customer try different print drivers to no avail. I have suggested that he try exporting the report from the activeX viewer to PDF and see if that prints ok, since he told me that the customer has successfully printed PDFs.
Problem: Parameter fields on the right hand side of the page header look as though they are being pushed off the edge of the page to the right. Only the first character prints.
All of these parameter are loaded from a VB sub-routine at run time. We haven't seen this issue from any other client site at this time.
My next suggestion is going to be to check the paper size setting within their print driver.
Anybody have any other suggestions?
Thanks...
Have a strange issue here and was wondering if anyone else has come across this and/or might be able to provide some insight as to a fix for this.
I am currently working on an application development team and we have a Windows 98 box in our QA lab and cannot reproduce this issue. I am leaning towards this being a print driver/printer issue.
The Help Desk Tech has already had the customer try different print drivers to no avail. I have suggested that he try exporting the report from the activeX viewer to PDF and see if that prints ok, since he told me that the customer has successfully printed PDFs.
Problem: Parameter fields on the right hand side of the page header look as though they are being pushed off the edge of the page to the right. Only the first character prints.
All of these parameter are loaded from a VB sub-routine at run time. We haven't seen this issue from any other client site at this time.
My next suggestion is going to be to check the paper size setting within their print driver.
Anybody have any other suggestions?
Thanks...