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Custom Paper size vs multi users
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01/02/2000 16:32:16
 
 
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01/02/2000 16:27:52
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Reports & Report designer
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00325806
Message ID:
00325824
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>Hi Stephen,
>
>There is two printers involve in teh problem but lets narrow it to only one printer for the time being, if I can make it work for a single printer wich is not the default printer for the workstation then I try for the second printer.
>
>Paper size is 8.5" wide by 5.5" high (half a US letter page)
>
>We tried both installation a server base definition (printer attach to the server directly) and a local installation. We only have NT workstation to try with. To make it even more strange, we force the default paper size for those printers to be 8.5" by 5.5" (trying the printer in WORD it comes exactly to those default 8.5" by 5.5"...)
>
>No problem for the printer to print that paper size wich is define as a custom paper size; if we manually choose the paper size at the printer prompt, then it prints fine. Also if I choose to print from the very exact workstation (for a local installation) or from the server(for lan installation) where I design (or last modify) the report, then it work fine(meaning the default paper size is OK and print well).
>

The printer driver on each system needs to have the custom paper size defined as its defaults to work the way you'd like - the configuration details are stored locally, and not propagated to each user when the network printer is attached.

After installing the network printer on the remote machine in the Windows Printer folder, configure the paper settings and set the defaults just like you did on the system hosting the printer.
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