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I’d appreciate some body give me some advices on what to try next…
I have built 3 reports for item barcode labels, all print out fine from my
development machine, but the third one failed to print from the user’s
machines (both the laptop using wireless connection and the desktop with LAN).
I have tried on two Zebra DA 402 label printers. They are all local to the
PCs.
I have tried two ways to print, one is to preview first then go to file menu
print, another directly from code behind a command button.
DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, acNormal, , strWhere
The preview shows all the data are loaded correctly.
A printing message pops up saying printing rptName to printerName on port xyz.
The printer queue shows status as spooling for a while, then changes to
error-printing rptName.
Again, everything works fine on my machine. Everything but the third report
works fine on user’s machine.
Report 3 was copied from report 1 and 2. They all have the same fields,
formats, sizes and other properties. They differ only on underlying data
source.
Any one has any thought? Thanks!
I have built 3 reports for item barcode labels, all print out fine from my
development machine, but the third one failed to print from the user’s
machines (both the laptop using wireless connection and the desktop with LAN).
I have tried on two Zebra DA 402 label printers. They are all local to the
PCs.
I have tried two ways to print, one is to preview first then go to file menu
print, another directly from code behind a command button.
DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, acNormal, , strWhere
The preview shows all the data are loaded correctly.
A printing message pops up saying printing rptName to printerName on port xyz.
The printer queue shows status as spooling for a while, then changes to
error-printing rptName.
Again, everything works fine on my machine. Everything but the third report
works fine on user’s machine.
Report 3 was copied from report 1 and 2. They all have the same fields,
formats, sizes and other properties. They differ only on underlying data
source.
Any one has any thought? Thanks!