R
Robert
Embedded logo on report appears OK in print preview but
won't print. Tried all sections of report. Rest of
report fine.
won't print. Tried all sections of report. Rest of
report fine.
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W
Wayne Morgan
Check your printer settings. Are you by chance set for Draft mode or some other mode that
would save ink?
would save ink?
K
Ken Snell
On my PC, I sometimes see this error when I've been running programs that
use lots of memory, and my PC thinks there isn't enough memory for the
graphic to be printed. No warning -- just an "empty" space where the graphic
should go.
I "fix" this by rebooting the PC and then trying it again.
use lots of memory, and my PC thinks there isn't enough memory for the
graphic to be printed. No warning -- just an "empty" space where the graphic
should go.
I "fix" this by rebooting the PC and then trying it again.
R
Rob
Thanks Wayne - Wouldn't have believed it, but that was
it. Always print in "Fast" mode and never had problem
before. Also, I tried to print northwind Catalog Report
cover (it has the Northwind logo) and that worked OK, so I
eliminated printer issues. And when I copied/paste
Northwind logo to my report, it didn't print. So all
works now if I print in "Normal" or "Best", but I can't
explain why Northwind worked on Northwind report and not
mine???
Rob
it. Always print in "Fast" mode and never had problem
before. Also, I tried to print northwind Catalog Report
cover (it has the Northwind logo) and that worked OK, so I
eliminated printer issues. And when I copied/paste
Northwind logo to my report, it didn't print. So all
works now if I print in "Normal" or "Best", but I can't
explain why Northwind worked on Northwind report and not
mine???
Rob
Draft mode or some other mode that-----Original Message-----
Check your printer settings. Are you by chance set for
R
Rob
Ken,
Wayne's response did the trick. See my response for
explanation. Thanks for the comments.
Rob
Wayne's response did the trick. See my response for
explanation. Thanks for the comments.
Rob
W
Wayne Morgan
I don't know. It may be the type of control it was in or perhaps the resolution of the
image. Also, the reports "remember" some printer settings. It may be that since your
report was made with the printer in fast mode, that it picked that up, but the Northwind
report may have overridden this. You would have to open the Northwind report and check the
printer properties (File|Print) to know.
image. Also, the reports "remember" some printer settings. It may be that since your
report was made with the printer in fast mode, that it picked that up, but the Northwind
report may have overridden this. You would have to open the Northwind report and check the
printer properties (File|Print) to know.