Hola Tracy,

I have convinced the client (and he agrees) that there are more urgent matters for the moment and that he has to live with the temporary inconvenience.

As to you question, Yes their printers are HP. I'll keep your tip in mind. Suppose I'll tackle the problem with pc anywhere within a couple of weeks or so.

btw and in case you haven't seen it: there's a reply to your question ( foxfont size 14 for FPD26 screens .spr in VFP7) in the newsgroup

Saludos,

Gregory

>In addition to what Martin also suggested, I have seen this happen with bad HP drivers. Is the printer an HP? Download a standard driver to test with instead of the HP driver for the specific printer, i.e. for a HP 4000 use the HP4 driver, etc... You can also try a different PCL language driver (i.e. PCL5 instead of PCL6,e tc).
>
>Tracy
>
>>>>Hi All
>>>>
>>>>After using the following command I have some users receiving the following error when trying to print the report.
>>>>
>>>>REPORT FORM sd2000 TO PRINTER PROMPT PREVIEW NOCONSOLE
>>>>
>>>>The report previews ok, but crashes when they try to print it.
>>>>
>>>>Error message: Error loading printer driver.
>>>>Error number: 1958
>>>>
>>>>Any idears?
>>>>
>>>>John
>>>
>>>Try to erase printer-specific information from the report. You have to open the report as a table, and BROWSE. I don't remember exactly what fieldnames you have to clear (TAG and TAG2?) - make a backup first.
>>
>>Hilmar,
>>
>>I am interested in the outcome of this. I have similar problems with a client
>>
>>All my reports are ~cleaned~, ie
>>Tag = ''
>>Tag2 = ''
>>
>>Expr =
>>ORIENTATION=0
>>PAPERSIZE=9
>>COPIES=1
>>
>>And yet error 1958 popping up on some pc's