>>>I've seen some printers misbehaving like this. Maybe the field left to the
>>price in the offending row contains some extended characters which get
>>misinterpreted by your printer, i.e. it understands it as "delete this
>>line", and then receives the rest. What happens if your report has couple
>>lines more after this $7997.00. Besides, the other price values don't have
>>the $ ahead, so... are you sure that the last line is in the same band as
>>the others?
>>
>>Ha, maybe it is NOT Fortran compatible ! :)
>>
>>the dollar sign I added manually and shouldn't have.
>>You want me to adjust the #lines/page? How do I?
>
>The point was "where did the $ got added" - in the .frx, in the
>resulting file, or in your message? If it's in the .frx, then probably
>the $7997.00 belongs to the summary or group band, and then you should
>examine the summary or group band. Something there may be printing some
>(Fortran? :) chars your printer doesn't like.
>
>Adjusting lines/page depends on fontsize now, and if you ran this ASCII,
>it probably assumes standard 6 lpi, then it depends on your standard
>paper size (66 lines for USnA, 72 for most of the rest). You may take a
>look at the page setup, but if it works for other reports, I doubt it
>may have been set otherwise for this one.
>
>Are there any records after this? What happens if the repord should get
>few lines more?
>
>Fiagnosing a printer problem over the phone is pain enough; shouting
>over the ocean seems to be worse :)

I added the "$" in this email message only. The report spans many pages with phenomenon occuring on every page. To rehash : the end of every page looks something like:
FUGPL971RL/EDEROV SYSTEM RACK 2515A00
FUGPL971RL/EDEROV SYSTEM RACK 2515A00
FUGPL971RL/EDEROV SYSTEM RACK 2515A00
/EDEROV SYSTEM RACK 2515A00
of course the data itself varies in every line.