>Sergey,
>we did fix the problem but not the cause. We installed Korean on the 3rd PC. It appears that all PCs running the app must be using the same character set. I still don't know why the blasted Windows XP / FoxPro decided to change it on it's own to start with. Another thing that happened was that all the standard Arial fonts now appear as 10 point Times Roman. I guess Arial is not available in the character set. Since we had standardized on MS Sans Serif it only pointed out the parts we had missed and was easily fixed. The funniest thing was where we were using chr(151) (underline) as a divider in some stretch fields. It printed some really strange Korean character. When we showed it to one of the Korean people working there he really laughed. He said it was the symbol for the sound Boop!

Hi John,

Not much help from me but I'm glad you resolved the problem.