Re: Printing Problems - Access2003

Not sure if question for me, anyone can answer! ;-)

> > Is there some way to set that printer to default to A4, perhaps even with
> > another printer-driver?
>
> I've never seen that problem EXCEPT on windows configured as
> region=us, language= en-us. I may just be lucky, but my reports
> have always reset to A4. What region and language are your PC
> and print server set to?
>
I can't confirm that. Customer site quite a while ago. Quite rare, I believe I
confirmed their port nbr was different (and only 1 PC on the site, which
proves nothing). My app has a "Set Specific Printer" routine, otherwise I'd
have been stuck just with Runtime.

I DO like to point out to sites what country they live in. I mean, we're big
enough to make the drop-list <g> And usually I'm aware of that because my app
tests for European short-date format (which is not comprehensive of course).

But thankyou. I'll bear it in mind as those regional settings are quite likely
even here. I don't mind if only the US has problems <g>

Chris


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