It doesn't look like an easy thing to know what driver version is being used...

Under the printer's properties it just shows the name; no date, version, etc.

I am just trying to eliminate possibilities. But I do believe this is a good possibilty. I would get the most recent driver and install them on both machines...you can Add a printer with the new drivers and print to that printer instead of changing drivers on the existing printer definition (so you don't lose your old drivers that might work better than the newer drivers).

Good luck,

Joe

>>>I have a report that uses shading (box filled
>>>with diagonal lines). Under Win95 when I run
>>>it it works fine, the box is shaded with nice
>>>tight diagonal lines making the box appear
>>>shaded.
>>>
>>>I take the same .FRX, to an NT machine loaded
>>>with the identical fonts, running on the same
>>>network printer, and the lines change. The
>>>best way to describe the change is that there's
>>>a bigger gap btw the lines themselves.
>>>
>>>Does anyone know what's happening here?
>>>
>>> ...kt
>>
>>same printer driver?
>
>I'm not certain Joseph. I looked for a driver version number
>in every place I could think of on our NT machine but can't
>seem to find a place where that is displayed nor a place
>to load a new (or updated) driver.
>
>Two questions. 1) Did you ask this question because you're
>reletively sure that's where the problem lies or are we just
>eliminating possibilities here? 2) Where the heck *is* the
>driver information???
>
>thaADVANCEnks
>
> ...kt