>>>>Hi Naomi,
>>>>
>>>>IMHO, the printer driver driver must be Generic/Text only.
>>>>
>>>>MartinaJ
>>>>
>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>>I just don't understand how does the same report works from another application... The report does have an image.
>>
>>Am I correct in the interpretation that you've got a situation where you're trying to use escape codes directly in the report output to control printer behavior to do things like change typeface, or set print attribute like bold, italic, underline, etc?
>
>Yes. This report is used to print magnetic stripes. Also, my colleagues already confirmed that it is printed correctly from both applications. So, I put this problem on hold for now as why it only prints correctly from one app to the client.

My gut feeling tells me that trying to combine FRX/FRT formatting with raw printer codes won't work. It's likely that the rendering engine for FRX/FRT will use its own interpretation of non-printable characters rather than "passing through" those codes intact. If you want to use raw printer codes, it's probably best to do everything from that standpoint -- i.e. render report completely in raw printer codes (it's doable -- I've done some programs that way -- the downside of course is that you end up with stuff that only works with specific printers).