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could it be because the printer dose not have the font that the other printers have....crystal report will change the font according to the printer that it prints to....<br />

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could it be because the printer dose not have the font that the other printers have....crystal report will change the font according to the printer that it prints to....


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it happends to me , when there is a lake in memory , <br />
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it happends to me , when there is a lake in memory ,



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lake=shortage<br />
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Had font problems recently with crystal and it turned out that the paper size had been changed.<br />

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Had font problems recently with crystal and it turned out that the paper size had been changed.


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HAs anybody had a problem with Crystal Reports somtimes printing in huge fonts. It only happens sometimes on one printer
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HAs anybody had a problem with Crystal Reports somtimes printing in huge fonts. It only happens sometimes on one printer

Huge Fonts and Crystal Reports

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Fonts Typography

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