Reports printing skewed after Windows 98 to XP conversion

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Chris Ennis

We've just upgraded several computers from Windows 98 to XP.

We are using Office 97 on the old clients as well as the new (we now have a
smattering of Windows XP and Windows 98 boxes throughout the organization).
However, on the new client setups, all of the reports are cutting off
columns and such when you view or print them. When you view the same report
on a Windows 98 box, everything looks great.

I was thinking that it had to be something related to the Access Options
setup for each individual client, so I duplicated the setup from one of the
Windows 98 boxes that is working correctly with no success.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what might be causing this problem.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Christopher Ennis
National Insurance Advisory Services
5730 Corporate Way, Ste. 230
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
1-800-883-5600
 
Chris said:
We've just upgraded several computers from Windows 98 to XP.

We are using Office 97 on the old clients as well as the new (we now
have a smattering of Windows XP and Windows 98 boxes throughout the
organization). However, on the new client setups, all of the reports
are cutting off columns and such when you view or print them. When
you view the same report on a Windows 98 box, everything looks great.

I was thinking that it had to be something related to the Access
Options setup for each individual client, so I duplicated the setup
from one of the Windows 98 boxes that is working correctly with no
success.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what might be causing this
problem. Any help would be much appreciated.

Christopher Ennis
National Insurance Advisory Services
5730 Corporate Way, Ste. 230
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
1-800-883-5600

My guess is it is the printer driver or default settings for the
printer. I suggest you try installing or re-installing the printer driver
supplied by or downloaded from (download should be the most recent) printer
driver from the manufacturer of the printer.
 

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