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Access 2003 Report forgets Page Size/type

Asked by ClaudeWalker in Access Reports, Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Access 2003, Reports, VBA

I have a report in access that uses a specific printer with custom paper.  The printer is called PO printer, the paper is called PO.

In the report page setup I set the Printer to specific printer (the PO Printer) and then I set the margins to .17, .171, .25, .25, and paper size to PO.

In the PO Printer under advanced settings the only options it has for paper are PO.

The report will reset the paper size to letter everytime the report is opened on a new machine.

Machine 1 and 2 have the same printer called PO Printer.  They also have the same custom PO paper.  All names and cases matched.

When machine 1 opens the PO report the paper size is reset to letter.  If machine 1 then changes the Paper size back to PO it will remain PO until Machine 2 opens the report.  

When machine 2 opens the report the paper size is at letter until machine 2 puts it back to PO and then it stays PO sized until machine 1 opens the report.  

See how this goes?

The specific printer and the margin settings are preserved however the paper type/size changes each time it is opened on a new machine.

Any ideas on how to fix,
JOe K.
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The specific printer and the margin settings are preserved however the paper type/size changes each time it is opened on a new machine.
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