Scott,

You can set up two printer definitions, one landscape and one portrait, then, if you have a way to distinguish landscape from portrait, your report wrapper can detect this and SET PRINTER TO... for the user.

A bit of a pain, agreed, but once I set this up in early '97 it's been working great ever since.

>Thanks for the reply, Kenneth. Unfortunately, my program does this but it also wipes out the Landscape setting so my report comes out as Portrait. There must be a better way.
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>>Scott,
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>>The standard answer has always been to open up an FRX, go to the first record, and erase the EXPR, TAG and TAG2 fields.