Mike,

I've seen this type of problem - related to Label printers - as Peter, RK and 
myself already mentioned.

There was also a suggestion about the Printer Env. causing the problem. 

I've seen this issue in the past - and I know it was a Known Bug in VFP - 
although I think it may have been fixed by a Service Pack. I know that the 
problem occurred where the "Save Printer Env." check box was Checked - and it 
was done so automatically. Strangely enough - at a prior job - I would to 
REMEMBER to Uncheck it for EVERY Single time I would Edit a report.

So - take a peek there. Open the report -- Right-click anywhere in the report - 
select Properties - then make sure that the "Save Printer Env." check box is 
NOT Checked.

I sure hope this helps - since I know how frustrating something like this can 
be. 

Regards,
Kurt


-----Original Message-----
From: ProfoxTech [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter 
Cushing
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2015 7:20 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Where would you sniff?

On 11/06/2015 22:17, Mike Copeland wrote:
> I have a VFP9 app that has developed a new and intermittent printing 
> error problem.
>
> When printing a report, I randomly get a
>     "Detail 1 band is too large to fit on page"
> error when running one particular report. Thinking it was just a 
> problem with the report spreading out into the left/right margins as 
> the error suggests, I reworked the report and now have 3/4" blank 
> space on each side, using nothing but Arial typeface. No change in the 
> problem, the error keeps coming up randomly. When the error happens, 
> there is no output, no paper, nothing sent to the printer.
This error is not left/right margins but suggests the band is too 
tall.   I have had then when developing a report using my default 
printer but then try it on another printer and find I have to shorten the 
detail band to avoid the error.  Must be different margin sizes on printers.
As Tracy suggested we have also had the problem when printing to a label 
printer.  We use a Zebra labels printer which uses a landscape layout, but if 
you set it to portrait you will get this error.

HTH

Peter





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