Thanks.

The Printer is an HP, i know the various HP's Bug but this time isn't the real problem ... infact i have changed the driver ... i have used a driver supplied by Windows but i have again the same problem.

I Solved the problem only replacing the new Fox6 Dll (SP3) with the preceding version, but in the newest there is some futures (i.e.: run-time compiling) that i usein my application .....

Some other hints ?

Bye, EMANUELE!

PS: Emanuele with only One 'L' ... i'm Male ... "Emanuelle" was a title of a xxx film 8-)

>Emanuelle,
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>Is the printer a HP printer ? If so, you may want to switch to a driver that comes with NT. Unfortunately HP printer drivers continue to have problems within VFP. The official standpoint of MicroSoft is that the problem lies in the HP printerdrivers and not within VFP.
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>Walter,