>>1) If I have an HP 5Si driver installed, it works fine.
>>2) If I only have an HP 4Si driver installed, it may not print correctly on a 5Si.
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>>From this, I gather that vfp ignores report info it can't use, and uses the default OS driver info? But if it recognizes the driver, it can cause problems.
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>Hi Bruce,
>Yes, that's what I found out experimenting in my previous project. If there is no particular driver installed, VFP uses info from the default one.

This is actually pretty good behavior, I guess. It means that you can blame the user and tell them (or help them) to get a driver upgrade if problem #2 above occurs - which is what I just did a few minutes ago. It's a wonder no other non-vfp problems occurred since the new printer install. All other users had upgraded their drivers to 5Si, and the vfp reports were fine even with the 4Si info.