What is the actual make and manufacturer of one of the printers you are testing with? Is it a laserjet? Does it recognize the HP PCL language? If so, test with MSFT's HP Laserjet 4 driver for instance. Or does it always happen with dot matrix printers only? Is the printer a GDI printer or does it occur when using all types of printers? Does it matter whether the printer is connected via Novell, a windows network, or if the printer is physically attached to the workstation?

To recap to make sure I understand correctly:
You have tried using the standard SVGA video driver, deleting the foxuser files used in the app, and using a generic printer driver. It occurs on machines with different motherboards, video cards, printers, cmos settings, and operating systems.

Can you post the code that is run typically when it occurs? The code that launches the report in print preview mode? Any other forms in your app or other apps running when this occurs? Can you reproduce this in development mode also?



>Track,
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>I uninstalled all printers on our test machine - installed just the Generic Text printer and get the same results. This machine is using XP Pro.
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>I also put the MEMLIMIT=80,1024,1024 line in our config.fpw and tried the SYS(3050,1,17000000) command in the code.
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>Same results - any other ideas come to mind?
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>Thanks for all of your suggestions.
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>Jeff
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>We have a memlimit setting of MEMLIMIT=80,1024,1024 but this is typically caused by the printer driver I think. I would try a different printer driver - if using the manufacturer's then try MSFT's, etc.
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>>Hi Tracy,
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>>The machines all have differnt Video drivers - some are desktop's and others are laptops. I set to the generic svga driver with no luck - same error.
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>>The vm is set to 765Megs on my test machine.
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>>Our Config.fpw is :
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>>MVCOUNT = 65000
>>Title =
>>SCREEN=OFF
>>SYSMENU = OFF
>>Status Bar = OFF
>>talk = off
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>>Should we have a memory setting in here?
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>>Thanks,
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>>Jeff
>Vita contingit. Vive cum eo.
>(Life Happens, Live With it!)
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>Using Win32 Functions in Visual Foxpro.
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