>I have a VFP 6.0 application that was running under Windows 95. The workstation was then switched to NT. Now when my application prints, there is a 5-10 second delay when printing. I am printing to 2 different network printers. The following are the commands that I'm using.
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>set printer to name (printer name)
>report form (report form name) to print noconsole
>set printer to name (printer name)
>label form (label form name) to print prompt noconsole
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>Any ideas on what might be causing this?

The NT spooler has been set to wait on a certain period of inactivity before closing the current spool file - try issuing a SET PRINTER TO after the REPORT command is issued, to force the spool job to close. You can also play around with the Printer's Property sheet; the Scheduling tab offers a number of options,, the Print Processor dialog of the General tab may also be useful. You may need to play with the spooler settings of the host for a network printer as well, since it handles spooling and scheduling independent of what the client station likes done...

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>TIA