>Peter,

>Two suggestions. One, try using a non-true type printer font, such as >courrier. Second, if this doesn't work, set up a second instance of the >printer using the Generic / Text only driver. You may have to play around with >the driver and indicate the control codes you want sent for the draft mode.

>hth

George, Thanks for your reply. The second suggestion works fine! I tried some non true-type printer fonts, they printed quicker but still not as quick as draft mode. I created a second instance of the printer as you suggested, and it worked great, it printed in draft mode automatically.

Thanks again, that is definitely the solution I was looking for.

Peter