Tried using Foxyprevier?

Kelvin K. Matola



-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Cushing
Sent: 10/6/2014 11:50
To: ProFox List
Subject: Print to PDF problem

Been slowly switching over to VFP9 (SP2) from VFP7 and come across a 
problem when printing to a PDF file.  I'm on Windows 7 32 bit SP1.

I've been using virtual PDF printer for years with no problems, but now 
when I use the same REPORT command with VFP9 the PDF file does not look 
right because the right fonts are not embedded in it. 

You can see the difference here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3t39vvgocil70b3/AABkzM_Mn4afHrmdbn7L4_fMa?dl=0

There is an option in the printer preferences/defaults to embed fonts 
and I have added the relevent ones (even though I did not when running 
from VFP7) but makes no difference.  Done all the usual clearing 
out/filling in of EXPR and TAG1/TAG2 fields.
I have tried doing this with a test file and a brand new generated 
report with the same result.
Also tried doing the same with foxit reader PDF printer and get the same 
result so think it must be a VFP issue.

The only thing I can think is wrong is a problem with my VFP9 
installation.  Does anyone use virtual PDF printer or foxit PDF reader 
and VFP9, and would be willing to help, I could email you my test DBF 
and report and see what happens when you run the report.

Any other ideas?

TIA

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* Peter Cushing *
IT development and support

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