Text don't center vertically

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• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  hi tokkie
  the only thing i can think of is to check if the oki is using the latest drivers available. Can you try it on other printers? if you can't
  save as an .frp zip it up and emailit to me, ill try it on canon inkjets
  regards
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  Hi Tokie
  i can't see any thing particulary worng in the frf you posted and of course i cant print from it as i don't have your data.
  run a preview and save as a .frp file and post that
  ill see how it prints on canon ij
  regards
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  hi Tokie i can't seem to find a problem which memos are supposed to be centered verticaly? in the frp iam seeing a lot of empty fields. i am assuming there is no data
  Let me know a specific output page # field name where you get misalignment.
  regards
• tokkie

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  GordK,
  
  It's right that a lot of memo's are empty.
  
  But the problem is with the memo's with the text:
  
  WEEK 9
  WEEK 10
  ect....
  
  and
  
  BV
  B
  R/D
  LEV
  
  and
  
  MA
  DI
  WO
  DO
  VR
  ZA
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  Hi tokie
  It prints fine on canon inkjets under w98 wxppro.
  is it possible in the setup using the okidata that font substitution is ocurring?
  regards
• tokkie

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  gordk wrote:

  Hi tokie
  It prints fine on canon inkjets under w98 wxppro.
  is it possible in the setup using the okidata that font substitution is ocurring?
  regards

  What do you mean?
  
  Do you mean that the font is not available on the computer and that windows choose another font?
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  Hi Tokie
  that is one possibility, the other could be the printer not being allowed to download fonts as needed, usually dm's,but it can be with any printer that has a programmable interface, either through driver or touchpanel on the printer.
  regards
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  Hi Tokie
  here is some info from okidata
  10i discontinued 12/31/98 replaced by 12i discontinued 11/30/2000 replaced by
  14i discontinued 10/15/2003 replaced b4300.
  regards
• tokkie

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  gordk wrote:

  Hi Tokie
  here is some info from okidata
  10i discontinued 12/31/98 replaced by 12i discontinued 11/30/2000 replaced by
  14i discontinued 10/15/2003 replaced b4300.
  regards

  Yes it is an old printer. But first I was printing without a report generator and I have never had any problems.
  
  But do you mean that I must try the driver B4300 with the oki 10i?
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  Hi tokie
  "Yes it is an old printer. But first I was printing without a report generator and I have never had any problems." This should be a clue, it was probably using standard block fonts and not scalable true type fonts and being as old as it is there may not be newer drivers for it, particularly if running under xp or 2k.
  Check your okidata site and you may find something that will work.
  sorry i can't help you out with this one.
  regards
  
• tokkie

  March 2004 edited 1:29PM

  Hi Gordk,
  
  In the old program I use:
  

    Printer.Canvas.Font.Name := 'Arial';
  

  
  So this is a TrueType Font.
  
  Or am I thinking wrong?