Check the user's Windows printer setup to see if there is a setting for "Use built-in fonts ONLY", "Automatic font substitution", or something like that. I have seen drivers with those kinds of options, that will substitute the closest font. Solved it by checking "Always download fonts".

Have you asked the user to open Wordpad or Word and choose Arial Narrow to see if it can print on that printer? That would show if it's a VFP report problem, or just a user's printer setup or font installation problem.

>We are having some long label text in Arial Narrow which runs across the whole page.
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>When they print it it somehow picks the ARial font (I manually changed in the report and tested it) where it runs into more than one line. When we print the same report in our development environment it works pretty well.
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>>Hi Yoganathan,
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>>Are you manually concatenating fields in your report as in
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>>thisfield = prod_desc + " " + str( price) ???
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>>That's the only reason I can see for misalignment.
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>>If this is the case, you might want to change to non-proportional font where, >for example, the letter "i" takes as much space as the "m" (i.e. Courier).
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>>If this isn't the case, elaborate a bit more and we'll try to help you.
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>>Alex
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>>>We are using Arial Narrow (size 9) in some of our reports. But when the user prints the report it is printing in Arial which causes mis alignment of texts.
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>>>Any idea why this happens?
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>>>Note:
>>>User has got Arial Narrow font in his computer.