>Morys,
>Could you be using fonts in your report designer that are unavailable to some of the users? In this case VFP will pick a font that is a 'close fit'. And some fits are closer than others (others give YOU fits).
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Actually, VFP doesn't get the blame here - Windows itself does the dirty work of "guess what's close to the missing font?" based on the current entries in the machine's Windows font table - if you ask for a font and miss, Windows will try to match the characteristics of the requested font using a LOGFONT structure, and the bad news is each machine has it's own table, so the miss on one machine can result in a different result on each system (or on the same system if another font gets added...)

It can really drive you nuts if you don't install the same fonts for all users on the same NT or Win2K system (can you say but it looks OK if I log in...)

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>>The problem I am having is that users have all kind of printers and some reports are not printing the way I expected.
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>>I have cleared the EXPR, TAG and TAG2 fields in the FRX files but still having problems. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem?
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>>Thank you in advance.