>>>I did leave the orientation=0 in the EXPR field. It's funny if you go to the printer settings the option is set to portrait, but unless you change it to landscape and then back to portrait it will print landscape.
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>>Shane,
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>>I've seen something like this myself with HP printers. If the orientation in the printer's property sheet is set to Landscape, and you send a report in Landscape to it, the printer prints in Portrait. However, if the printer is set to Portrait, and you send a report in either Portrait or Landscape, it prints correctly.
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>>It would seem that it's a bug with the printer driver, rather than Fox, and HP drivers are notoriously buggy.
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>I think you are right, it is a Xerox printer and the driver setup is a little hokey. I didn't have this problem with the old driver on Windows 95. I may try switching back to the old driver. Could it be something with Windows ME?

If it's the MS driver, yes, otherwise I don't think so. No windows application really interacts with the printer. It simple formats the output, hands it off to winspool.drv which in turn gives it to the driver.