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>>Could you post instanciation line (createobject?) for 'oReport'? Basically, you may try to link it safer, i.e. to oApp.oReport property.
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> Sure, here's the code I'm using right before running the report:
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>PRIVATE oReport
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>oReport = CreateObject("ShopReport59")
>oReport.StartDate = ldStartDate
>oReport.EndDate = ldEndDate
>oReport.Shop = lnShopnum
>oReport.Header = THIS.NumToName(lnShopnum)
>oReport.Total()
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>REPORT FORM "shopreport59.frx" NOCONSOLE TO PRINTER
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>Actually, the oReport object has a "Print()" method, but I'm not using it because I'm using a wrapper function to print to a PDF file. I know the PDF wrapper isn't the problem, since it does the same thing when I run the above code. I also tried the above code right from the command window and it does the same thing. Preview works, Print fails (w/o any errors, just 999 filled fields).
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> If it couldn't find the object, shouldn't I be getting an error? It just seems weird that I can PREVIEW the report and the report looks perfect. As soon as I print it, it returns 999 in all the object referenced fields.
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>-Paul

I would still try to inittiate the object differently:
oApp.oReport= CreateObject("ShopReport59")
and use it subsequently. Could you try it?