BUG: Single Color Labels Print Correctly on First Page OnlyID: Q181223 The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMSWhen you print a label form formatted with all the objects on the form as one color, such as red, the label prints correctly on the first page of a multi-page print job. However, the second and subsequent pages print in black. This problem occurs with the following:
This problem does not appear when using Windows NT.
RESOLUTIONChoose a single Report Controls label or field to be a different color font than the rest of the objects on the form. Designing the label form with more than one color will then preserve the chosen font color for printing page two and subsequent pages of the labels. For example, place a period (.) in a text box at the top right of the label in an "Arial" font, font size 4, color not the same. This allows the label to print correctly and the period will not show on the label.
STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a bug in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article.
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Steps to Reproduce Behavior1. Use the Customer.dbf table in the Visual FoxPro for Windows SAMPLES\DATA 2. Create a new label form using the Avery 5160 layout.
3. In the Label Designer, on the Edit menu, click Select All. 4. On the Format menu, select Font. 5. Select a font color other than black for all the objects.
6. Using any color inkjet printer, print the labels.
Notice that page one prints in the chosen color but page two and subsequent pages print in black.
REFERENCESVisual FoxPro 5.0 Online Documentation: User's Guide; Part 3: Displaying Information; Chapter 7: Designing Reports and Labels. Visual FoxPro 3.0 User's Guide; Part 4: Displaying Information; Chapter 9: Designing Reports and Labels. (c) Microsoft Corporation 1998, All Rights Reserved. Contributions by Perry Newton, Microsoft Corporation Additional query words: page 1 page 2 label
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