>>Does the printer name have a space in it? And are you using the name as a literal, a variable name, or using macro substitution? If there's a space you may need to experiment with quotes or a name expression.
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>Thanks Al. The name of the printer was ok. But as Sergey pointed out the "printer environment" was checked. I unchecked that and I was ok.
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>Thanks for caring and kind regards,
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I am pretty sure I "checked" that out and it didn't fix the problem. It really has been almost a year so I can't swear to it. In any case, I am glad to hear your problem is solved. For me it was one of those things that follows you home at night. At one point I thought I had it -- save the current printer name, change it to the desired one, print, change it back. Not only did that leave a nanosecond of vulnerability, it didn't always work. That issue gave me a few more gray hairs ;-)