Re: table data corrupted?

If by any chance you have XP-SP-3 Beta release candidate there is a huge 
printing problem with that, PCL printers and Arial and one other font. I 
haven't looked at your file to see what fonts it is using, but the 
release notes for XP-SP3 spell the problem out very clearly, with NO 
solution.

(I have no intention of getting SP-3 for XP but looked at it out of 
curiosity as quite a few people in the various newsgroups reported they 
were going to or had applied it. Someone in another group is even 
claiming it is not a Beta (and it definitely *is* a Beta!!!)).

Kevin Brasler wrote:
> Yeah, it sure sounds like it.  I checked the markup code in the table you 
> initially posted and didn't see anything weird at all, so I really don't 
> think this is a Ventura problem.

I created a quick PDF and didn't see anything weird in columns 3 and 4.  Can 
you create a PDF that shows the problem you're having and post it?


"Kim Terry" <kim@basstool.com> wrote in message
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>
> I have been working with some of my files since the first DOS/GEM edition 
> of ventura.  I am now using V10 and some of my table files are getting 
> messed up.  Look at the attached.  This is just one portion of a table on 
> one of my pages.  On the screen, all appears normal, but when printed 
> colums 3 and 4 are combined somehow.  Sometimes the only remedy is to 
> retype the entire table. I'm working with over 1300 pages and this problem

> has showed up approximately 25 times thus far.   Has anyone seen this 
> before and how do I correct?  Thanks,
>
> 

After creating the pdf and not seeing the problem either, I printed the page 
on another printer and sure enough - everything appears fine!  I guess it is 
a printer driver problem?

"Kevin Brasler" <kbrasler@checkbook.org> wrote in message 
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>
> I created a quick PDF and didn't see anything weird in columns 3 and 4. 
> Can you create a PDF that shows the problem you're having and post it?
>
>
> "Kim Terry" <kim@basstool.com> wrote in message
news:47c5be10_2@cnews...
>>
>> I have been working with some of my files since the first DOS/GEM
edition 
>> of ventura.  I am now using V10 and some of my table files are getting

>> messed up.  Look at the attached.  This is just one portion of a table
on 
>> one of my pages.  On the screen, all appears normal, but when printed 
>> colums 3 and 4 are combined somehow.  Sometimes the only remedy is to 
>> retype the entire table. I'm working with over 1300 pages and this 
>> problem has showed up approximately 25 times thus far.   Has anyone
seen 
>> this before and how do I correct?  Thanks,
>>
>>
>
>
> 

Yeah, it sure sounds like it.  I checked the markup code in the table you 
initially posted and didn't see anything weird at all, so I really don't 
think this is a Ventura problem.


"Kim Terry" <kim@basstool.com> wrote in message
news:47c5d1b2$1_2@cnews...
>
> After creating the pdf and not seeing the problem either, I printed the 
> page on another printer and sure enough - everything appears fine!  I 
> guess it is a printer driver problem?
>
> "Kevin Brasler" <kbrasler@checkbook.org> wrote in message 
> news:47c5c39b$1_2@cnews...
>>
>> I created a quick PDF and didn't see anything weird in columns 3 and 4.

>> Can you create a PDF that shows the problem you're having and post it?
>>
>>
>> "Kim Terry" <kim@basstool.com> wrote in message
news:47c5be10_2@cnews...
>>>
>>> I have been working with some of my files since the first DOS/GEM 
>>> edition of ventura.  I am now using V10 and some of my table files
are 
>>> getting messed up.  Look at the attached.  This is just one portion
of a 
>>> table on one of my pages.  On the screen, all appears normal, but
when 
>>> printed colums 3 and 4 are combined somehow.  Sometimes the only
remedy 
>>> is to retype the entire table. I'm working with over 1300 pages and
this 
>>> problem has showed up approximately 25 times thus far.   Has anyone
seen 
>>> this before and how do I correct?  Thanks,
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>