Yes, that "prints upside-down" problem appeared with a certain version of
IE/Win earlier this year. If they either roll back to the previous IE/Win,
or use the current Player, then that symptom goes away.

(I've heard some accounts that setting the "wmode" attribute was a cofactor
in this symptom, but I haven't been able to personally test that myself...
if you're constrained by their choice of configurations, it might be
worthwhile to doublecheck that the HTML's OBJECT tag does not have a WMODE
parameter value of "transparent".)

jd





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