>>I see data lost if current VFP driver (? SET("printer",3)) is Generic/Text driver regardless of windows default driver. There's no data loss if current VFP driver isn't Generic/Text driver. You can issue SET PRINTER TO NAME < printer other than Generic/Text > prior to printing to avoid data loss.
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>A great discovery, Sergey. Thank you.
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>Do you know if there is a Generic/NonText driver that is present in all Windows machines and that we can use to install programmatically a fake printer to get around this problem, even when the only printer is text?
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Hi Alex,

If you read the rest of the thread you would see that my statement isn't entirely correct. Andrus found out that some other printer drivers, besides the Generic/Text driver, cause the same problem.