Hi Gang!

I am trying to see the difference in a VFP 8.0 SP1 report that has an older version on a F: network drive and the same report (but newer) on a G: drive.

I ran both reports through the SOURCECOMPARE program (http://www.levelextreme.com/ViewPageNewDownload.aspx?ID=16434)

Here is part of the code that show the only 2 changes....

CTEXT Version 4.0.0.2
PLATFORM C(8,0),UNIQUEID C(10,0),TIMESTAMP N(10,0),OBJTYPE N(2,0),OBJCODE N(3,0),NAME M(4,0),EXPR M(4,0),VPOS N(9,3),HPOS N(9,3),HEIGHT N(9,3),WIDTH N(9,3),STYLE M(4,0),PICTURE M(4,0),ORDER M(4,0),UNIQUE L(1,0),COMMENT M(4,0),ENVIRON L(1,0),BOXCHAR C(1,0),FILLCHAR C(1,0),TAG M(4,0),TAG2 M(4,0),PENRED N(5,0),PENGREEN N(5,0),PENBLUE N(5,0),FILLRED N(5,0),FILLGREEN N(5,0),FILLBLUE N(5,0),PENSIZE N(5,0),PENPAT N(5,0),FILLPAT N(5,0),FONTFACE M(4,0),FONTSTYLE N(3,0),FONTSIZE N(3,0),MODE N(3,0),RULER N(1,0),RULERLINES N(1,0),GRID L(1,0),GRIDV N(2,0),GRIDH N(2,0),FLOAT L(1,0),STRETCH L(1,0),STRETCHTOP L(1,0),TOP L(1,0),BOTTOM L(1,0),SUPTYPE N(1,0),SUPREST N(1,0),NOREPEAT L(1,0),RESETRPT N(2,0),PAGEBREAK L(1,0),COLBREAK L(1,0),RESETPAGE L(1,0),GENERAL N(3,0),SPACING N(3,0),DOUBLE L(1,0),SWAPHEADER L(1,0),SWAPFOOTER L(1,0),EJECTBEFOR L(1,0),EJECTAFTER L(1,0),PLAIN L(1,0),SUMMARY L(1,0),ADDALIAS L(1,0),OFFSET N(3,0),TOPMARGIN N(3,0),BOTMARGIN N(3,0),TOTALTYPE N(2,0),RESETTOTAL N(2,0),RESOID N(3,0),CURPOS L(1,0),SUPALWAYS L(1,0),SUPOVFLOW L(1,0),SUPRPCOL N(1,0),SUPGROUP N(2,0),SUPVALCHNG L(1,0),SUPEXPR M(4,0),USER M(4,0)
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[ RECORD]
[PLATFORM] WINDOWS 
[UNIQUEID] _1DK0NBRC1
[OBJTYPE] 1
[OBJCODE] 53
[START EXPR]
ORIENTATION=1
PAPERSIZE=1
COPIES=1
DEFAULTSOURCE=7
PRINTQUALITY=600
DUPLEX=1
YRESOLUTION=600
TTOPTION=2
COLLATE=0
[END EXPR]
[VPOS] 2
[HPOS] 3000
[HEIGHT] 1000
[WIDTH] 50500
[ENVIRON] .T.
[FONTFACE] Arial
[FONTSIZE] 10
[RULER] 1
[RULERLINES] 1
[GRID] .T.
[GRIDV] 12
[GRIDH] 12
[ADDALIAS] .T.
[CURPOS] .T.

Here are the 2 changes....

DEFAULTSOURCE=7
YRESOLUTION=600

Appears to be printer related..... and is so, can I go ahead and consider the 2 reports equal then?

Thanks!