>Is this one of the new 'Windows printers' that rely on the system CPU to handle the print formatting, like the 3100?

I'm not sure what you mean here. (You mean, 'as opposed to relying on the printer's CPU to handle the print formatting?')

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>If you are not currently using SP3, upgrade to SP3, and UPDATE THE RUNTIMES FOR ALL USERS WHO HAVE THE ORIGINAL VFP6 RUNTIME IN PLACE! You can only apply SP3 to systems with the development version on it; systems with the runtime need the updated files, and require reregistration of the runtime components. Simply copying the updated files in place is not an adequate reinstall of the runtime engine.

This turns out to be great advice. I thought I had upgraded the system to SP3 but I was mistaken. This will be done

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>If not, I'd suggest the standard mechanism to isolate the problem - try installing the printer with an older, MS-supplied driver from an operating system distribution - the tried-and-true HP LaserJet Series II if nothing else will work, but you can probably use the HP 4 driver.

This worked! Thanks. Some features (like print quality) aren't available, but at least it works. Hopefully, after installing SP3, we can operate with the new printer's native driver.