>Hi Jess
>
>I encountered the same problem and I solved it in 5 minutes :).
>Simply use REPORTBEHAVIOR 80. Users might even like that reports with DMP destination looks different in preview.
>
>VFP9 renders each page in memory as EMF then outputs to printer. And the printer driver streches it as it likes :).
>You can use a report listener object with custom GetPageWidth and GetPageHeight and force VFP to use page dimensions that printer driver can only shrinks. Maybe will work.
If you follow the whole thread, we already did it, setting RB = 80. And that's what makes me irritated because we can't maximize the whole feature of VFP9.0 specifically the report changes.
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>>Using VFP8.0 or below version, the output in DMPs is satisfactory and we didn't complain. With VFP9.0 it became worst. The words are hard to read and the length of paper is seemingly ignored.
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>>XFRX renders the same output because it uses the same methodology and report engine.
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JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
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