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When i print more than 50 reports, is there un unexpected error e systam halt.
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That depends on what you are printing and also what sort of colours you have on your desktop. If you have anything other than one of the windows default, try resetting to the windows default, and print the same report.
I had problems with printing grids for long enough until I discovered that the colour of my desktop, grey was the culprit. Now I have standard desktop colours and no problems to print.
Hope I have helped you a bit. Steve Butterworth
I had problems with printing grids for long enough until I discovered that the colour of my desktop, grey was the culprit. Now I have standard desktop colours and no problems to print.
Hope I have helped you a bit. Steve Butterworth
I see two possible problems... one is Paradox not cleaning up after itself when it spawns the print jobs, the other is the windows printer queue/driver just getting horridly bogged down and eventually giving up.
Can you print the same number of jobs/total pages with approximatly the same graphics content from another application without error?
If so, it's a Paradox problem.
If not, there could be something whacked in your printer driver (more likely if it's a manufacturer supplied one) (or spooling/queuing software if you use manufacturer supplied programs rather than the operating system supplied ones). Try checking the MS or manufacturer website for a newer driver.
Rosalie Dieteman
Can you print the same number of jobs/total pages with approximatly the same graphics content from another application without error?
If so, it's a Paradox problem.
If not, there could be something whacked in your printer driver (more likely if it's a manufacturer supplied one) (or spooling/queuing software if you use manufacturer supplied programs rather than the operating system supplied ones). Try checking the MS or manufacturer website for a newer driver.
Rosalie Dieteman
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