I do mine printing to .rtf Kay On 11/10/2015 12:20 PM, John B. Windham via wrote: > TMG ver. 9.05 > Windows 10 > When I try to print a report (it seems any report..i.e. Pedigree, journal, > etc), to .PDF..I get: "Printer not activated, error, code - 30" > When I try to print a report to .DOC, I get: "conversion error #14: could > not create destination file" > > Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can solve this problem? > I was having no problems with creating a report to file before I recently > upgraded to Windows 10. > > My printer seems to work just fine outside of TMG. > > Thanks, > John B. Windham > Metairie, Louisiana > > > > The TMG archive is found here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/TMG/ > Instructions on how to subscribe to TMG: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Software/TMG.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TMG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I have 3 projects in my program. One is the main, the other two are names in common. I only have accents set up in my main, the others are default. I rarely update the names in common projects, but when I do and return to my main project, it then has the default ones. I load my saved accents see the writing on the bottom left hand side reflecting this, but always have to reset up i.e. add my ancestor flagged colours and move them to the top of the list. I resave my accent file. All is good till the next time I change projects. Is there something I am missing. Kay

TMG ver. 9.05 Windows 10 When I try to print a report (it seems any report..i.e. Pedigree, journal, etc), to .PDF..I get: "Printer not activated, error, code - 30" When I try to print a report to .DOC, I get: "conversion error #14: could not create destination file" Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can solve this problem? I was having no problems with creating a report to file before I recently upgraded to Windows 10. My printer seems to work just fine outside of TMG. Thanks, John B. Windham Metairie, Louisiana

Ah - yes - that would make sense. So I have a Yahoo e-mail account somewhere that I don't use - so be it. Chris -----Original Message----- From: tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Richard Damon via Sent: 10 October 2015 16:44 To: tmg@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TMG] HRE sites with Yahoo I think when you do this you do end up with a Yahoo email address, you just don't need to USE that email address for the group. On 10/10/15 11:29 AM, Christopher Gray via wrote: > You can - since I've done it. I set up a Yahoo account with my > non-yahoo e-mail. I'm not too sure how - as I did it a few years ago. > Chris > > -----Original Message----- > From: tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Ida Skarson McCormick via > Sent: 10 October 2015 09:51 > To: Glenn A. Gilbert via > Subject: [TMG] HRE sites with Yahoo > > Glenn: > > I don't see a way to get into these without setting up a Yahoo email. > John Lucas did not reply. He must be deluged with questions about this new setup. > > --Ida > -- Richard Damon The TMG archive is found here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/TMG/ Instructions on how to subscribe to TMG: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Software/TMG.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TMG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

You can - since I've done it. I set up a Yahoo account with my non-yahoo e-mail. I'm not too sure how - as I did it a few years ago. Chris -----Original Message----- From: tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Ida Skarson McCormick via Sent: 10 October 2015 09:51 To: Glenn A. Gilbert via Subject: [TMG] HRE sites with Yahoo Glenn: I don't see a way to get into these without setting up a Yahoo email. John Lucas did not reply. He must be deluged with questions about this new setup. --Ida The TMG archive is found here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/TMG/ Instructions on how to subscribe to TMG: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Software/TMG.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TMG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I think when you do this you do end up with a Yahoo email address, you just don't need to USE that email address for the group. On 10/10/15 11:29 AM, Christopher Gray via wrote: > You can - since I've done it. I set up a Yahoo account with my non-yahoo > e-mail. I'm not too sure how - as I did it a few years ago. Chris > > -----Original Message----- > From: tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf > Of Ida Skarson McCormick via > Sent: 10 October 2015 09:51 > To: Glenn A. Gilbert via > Subject: [TMG] HRE sites with Yahoo > > Glenn: > > I don't see a way to get into these without setting up a Yahoo email. John > Lucas did not reply. He must be deluged with questions about this new setup. > > --Ida > -- Richard Damon

Glenn: I don't see a way to get into these without setting up a Yahoo email. John Lucas did not reply. He must be deluged with questions about this new setup. --Ida

At 10/8/2015 18:42, Robin Lamacraft wrote: >Lastly - have you thought about displaying such a long chart? Invariably >finding a display space is difficult. Most charts over about 6m very >quickly get torn. I agree here. In fact, I would suggest that max length is more like 4 to 5m (12-15 ft). At least that's my experience. However, one reunion was able to find a wall for a 20 ft chart (and could have been much longer). But this is rare. The length of walls in a venue may be long, but very often they are broken up by openings, emergency exits, decorative columns, or other obstacles to mounting a chart. I had one that was about 75 ft long, but at about 30 ft there was a set of stairs down about 3 ft to a lower level. Would made it hard to see the middle of a chart much less the top. <g> Lee

Hi Rick, 4 things to observe: 1) In some situations, the setting of the PDF995 as the default printer is not enough. You may not get access to changing the Postscript Custom Page Size, so when making that change also change the Default Document size to your desired individual page size. 2) Some plotters cannot print without a gap between pages (some HP models as an example). 3) When VCF creates separate pages, there is a bug that trims out about 3 pixel horizontal content from page to page, so when printed adjacent (continuous output) then any box or image that spans into both the left and right pages has these 3 pixel widths lost, making problem with missing parts of characters or in the image. This appears to occur also for boxes that are produced as two or more horizontal sheets. (not an issue in your case. 4) Explore the advanced section of http://tmg.reigelridge.com/Robin.htm <http://tmg.reigelridge.com/Robin.htm>to get rid of excessive gaps in charts. Lastly - have you thought about displaying such a long chart? Invariably finding a display space is difficult. Most charts over about 6m very quickly get torn. I hope that this helps, Robin On 9/10/2015 4:20 AM, Rick Van Dusen via wrote: > I've made two attempts to start a new thread with this but it never > posts (also doesn't send me an error message). Trying again as a reply > in this thread. > ============================================= > ----------- > This is all I've worked out so far; there has been one test print > actually to paper, done in Europe and reported to be successful, but we > didn't actually print the "presentation" charts we had intended, because > it proved to be quite expensive--one chart alone ran over 50 meters! (We > used the .PDFs projected from the laptop. We have some learning to do > with VCF so to be able to shrink the waste-space out of these charts.) > > Any SKS who brings this to actual paper, please give feedback. (Once we > make this work dependably, maybe somebody will post the finished > instructions on a Website.) > > ----------- > 1. Using TMG v9.05 on Windows 7. > > 2. I installed and am using CutePDF, which works as a printer driver. > > 3. In v7.04, v8.08, and v9.05, I found the following step is needed: > > Before going into VCF, I opened, in Windows, the Printers Control Panel, > and did the following (otherwise, the printer settings in VCF wouldn't > "take"): > > a. Set CutePDF as default printer. > > b. CutePDF Writer Printer Properties > General tab > Preferences: > 1) Layout=Portrait > 2) Advanced (button) > CutePDF Writer Advanced Options: > 3) In Paper/Output, set Paper Size=PostScript Custom Page, Edit custom > page size (button) > PostScript Custom Page Size Definition > i. Width=5080 mm (maximum) (200 inches) > ii. Height=1200 mm (plotter we're accessing takes 1.2 m paper > roll--47.244 inches) or to the width of the plotter available to you > (check with service provider). > iii. Paper Feed Direction=Short Edge First > iv. Paper Type=Roll Feed > v. Offsets=0 > 4) "Okay" your way out of these dialogs. > > 4. Now in TMG, Report > Descendant Box Chart to create the VCF chart. > > a. Under VCF's File > Page Setup, set Page Size to PostScript Custom > Page Size. It might appear to be set this way, but you must press OK > here for it to "take". (You'll see cut lines disappear from chart.) > > 5. VCF will create the chart. Pages will appear to be 1.2 m high and > 5080 mm wide. However, though page breaks will appear in VCF (and in > Adobe Reader), I believe the plotter will print continuously. (I > believe, though, the resulting strip of paper will be a multiple of 200 > inches; the plotter operator might need to stop the printing at the end > of the content. I don't know about this part.) > > a. I don't think it matters, but in later tries I set: > File > Print Cut Marks=off. > > 6. File>Print. (Warning: This might take quite some time; don't worry > that it didn't work.) > > 7. After "proofreading" the .PDF, you can put this file on a memory > stick and take it to your "office services" place. > > Don't forget: When you're finished, go back into Windows printer > settings and set your printer back to the desired default. > > Rick Van Dusen > > > > > On 9/28/2015 8:04 AM, Rick Van Dusen wrote: >> I've done some work with printing to a .pdf file with the settings for a >> plotter. My cousin had one test print made. We haven't done enough work >> with this to get the bugs out, but we do know it can be made to work. >> You then take your .pdf file to a printing place with a plotter. >> >> I've been meaning to post this with some details; I'll try to do that >> within the next day or so. >> >> Rick Van Dusen > The TMG archive is found here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/TMG/ > Instructions on how to subscribe to TMG: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Software/TMG.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TMG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- Robin Lamacraft, Adelaide, Australia

Forum thread here: http://www.whollygenes.com/forums201/index.php?/topic/14684-printing-large-charts-to-pdf/#entry59391 and download the Update-PrintingChart.pdf link. Note also that there are many many examples of VCF charts of various sizes and designs on the VCF forum. It may take some paging through the forum to find them, but you'll get some good ideas for making charts more compact. Virginia On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 1:50 PM, Rick Van Dusen via <tmg@rootsweb.com> wrote: > I've made two attempts to start a new thread with this but it never > posts (also doesn't send me an error message). Trying again as a reply > in this thread. > ============================================= > ----------- > This is all I've worked out so far; there has been one test print > actually to paper, done in Europe and reported to be successful, but we > didn't actually print the "presentation" charts we had intended, because > it proved to be quite expensive--one chart alone ran over 50 meters! (We > used the .PDFs projected from the laptop. We have some learning to do > with VCF so to be able to shrink the waste-space out of these charts.) > > Any SKS who brings this to actual paper, please give feedback. (Once we > make this work dependably, maybe somebody will post the finished > instructions on a Website.) > > ----------- > 1. Using TMG v9.05 on Windows 7. > > 2. I installed and am using CutePDF, which works as a printer driver. > > 3. In v7.04, v8.08, and v9.05, I found the following step is needed: > > Before going into VCF, I opened, in Windows, the Printers Control Panel, > and did the following (otherwise, the printer settings in VCF wouldn't > "take"): > > a. Set CutePDF as default printer. > > b. CutePDF Writer Printer Properties > General tab > Preferences: > 1) Layout=Portrait > 2) Advanced (button) > CutePDF Writer Advanced Options: > 3) In Paper/Output, set Paper Size=PostScript Custom Page, Edit custom > page size (button) > PostScript Custom Page Size Definition > i. Width=5080 mm (maximum) (200 inches) > ii. Height=1200 mm (plotter we're accessing takes 1.2 m paper > roll--47.244 inches) or to the width of the plotter available to you > (check with service provider). > iii. Paper Feed Direction=Short Edge First > iv. Paper Type=Roll Feed > v. Offsets=0 > 4) "Okay" your way out of these dialogs. > > 4. Now in TMG, Report > Descendant Box Chart to create the VCF chart. > > a. Under VCF's File > Page Setup, set Page Size to PostScript Custom > Page Size. It might appear to be set this way, but you must press OK > here for it to "take". (You'll see cut lines disappear from chart.) > > 5. VCF will create the chart. Pages will appear to be 1.2 m high and > 5080 mm wide. However, though page breaks will appear in VCF (and in > Adobe Reader), I believe the plotter will print continuously. (I > believe, though, the resulting strip of paper will be a multiple of 200 > inches; the plotter operator might need to stop the printing at the end > of the content. I don't know about this part.) > > a. I don't think it matters, but in later tries I set: > File > Print Cut Marks=off. > > 6. File>Print. (Warning: This might take quite some time; don't worry > that it didn't work.) > > 7. After "proofreading" the .PDF, you can put this file on a memory > stick and take it to your "office services" place. > > Don't forget: When you're finished, go back into Windows printer > settings and set your printer back to the desired default. > > Rick Van Dusen > > > > > On 9/28/2015 8:04 AM, Rick Van Dusen wrote: >> I've done some work with printing to a .pdf file with the settings for a >> plotter. My cousin had one test print made. We haven't done enough work >> with this to get the bugs out, but we do know it can be made to work. >> You then take your .pdf file to a printing place with a plotter. >> >> I've been meaning to post this with some details; I'll try to do that >> within the next day or so. >> >> Rick Van Dusen > The TMG archive is found here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/TMG/ > Instructions on how to subscribe to TMG: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Software/TMG.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TMG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks, Robin. 1) Note that I did not use the PDF printer option within TMG/VCF, but used CutePDF. I found that with both PDFCreator and CutePDF, if I tried to set to that printer from within VCF, the settings would not "take". (The settings dialogs would look right, but the results would not. Generally, it would print to the PDF but with Letter paper instead of the plotter-friendly settings.) It was necessary, as I explained, to make the settings in Windows first, then create the chart, then make the settings again in VCF. (I switched from PDFCreator because I couldn't get it to reach the 200-inch/5m length. I don't recall what was involved in that; that was in 2012.) 2, 3) Good points. I don't know first-hand anything about these issues; I didn't see the actual test printout, but I was told it worked okay. (I also don't know what kind of plotter it was.) I would much prefer to create a "one-page" print, but I'm not aware of any way to do that except to have the actual plotter installed on the machine and print directly from VCF. (We got hopelessly mired down with this in 2012.) 4, "Lastly") As I noted, I limited my "expertise" (lol) to the printing process. I've done nearly no work with VCF and have a LOT to learn about trimming the charts. Before I got him converted to TMG, my cousin had produced box charts in Excel (!?!?!?), and my meager efforts with VCF so far have gotten the results down to within TWICE the width of the Excel charts! As a result, we didn't use printed charts at the recent reunion; he showed the PDF charts projected from his computer. (Cost of the printing would have been outrageous, on top of the wall space issue.) The real advantage of printed charts at a reunion is that people can find themselves and their lines and can write corrections and additions. In three more years, maybe we'll be able to figure out VCF and get better results. In the meantime, at least we solved the printing problem. Rick Van Dusen On 10/8/2015 3:42 PM, robin lamacraft wrote: > Hi Rick, > > 4 things to observe: > 1) In some situations, the setting of the PDF995 as the default printer > is not enough. You may not get access to changing the Postscript Custom > Page Size, so when making that change also change the Default Document > size to your desired individual page size. > 2) Some plotters cannot print without a gap between pages (some HP > models as an example). > 3) When VCF creates separate pages, there is a bug that trims out about > 3 pixel horizontal content from page to page, so when printed adjacent > (continuous output) then any box or image that spans into both the left > and right pages has these 3 pixel widths lost, making problem with > missing parts of characters or in the image. This appears to occur also > for boxes that are produced as two or more horizontal sheets. (not an > issue in your case. > 4) Explore the advanced section of > <http://tmg.reigelridge.com/Robin.htm>http://tmg.reigelridge.com/Robin.htm > to get rid of excessive gaps in charts. > > Lastly - have you thought about displaying such a long chart? Invariably > finding a display space is difficult. Most charts over about 6m very > quickly get torn. > > I hope that this helps, > Robin

John, I'm also on Win 7 Pro 64 bit. In the screen you referred to I usually use the Enter key rather than Tab, because I don't want to end up in the Surety fields. I know that GivenName doesn't have that issue but just as a general practice I normally use Enter. I don't suppose it will make any difference for the problem you describe, but it's just barely possible it might be a workaround. John Cordes On Thu, Oct 08, 2015 at 03:25:02PM -0400, John and Lee Wood via wrote: > I'm running TMG 9.05 on my desktop with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, as well as > on my laptop with Windows 7 Pro 32 bit. When I'm in the TMG data entry > screen for a new individual and type in the person's given name, I've > been used to just hitting the TAB Key to jump to the surname field. > After a hard disk crash and TMG 9.05 re-installation on the desktop, the > TAB Key causes the screen to shift to the left cutting off the Type > headings. This does not happen with the Lap Top. Is there any way I can > fixthe desk top version? > > John Wood

John, The Enter Key does the same thing. John Wood On 10/8/2015 3:50 PM, John Cordes via wrote: > John, > > I'm also on Win 7 Pro 64 bit. In the screen you referred > to I usually use the Enter key rather than Tab, because I > don't want to end up in the Surety fields. I know that > GivenName doesn't have that issue but just as a general > practice I normally use Enter. > > I don't suppose it will make any difference for the > problem you describe, but it's just barely possible it > might be a workaround. > > John Cordes > > > On Thu, Oct 08, 2015 at 03:25:02PM -0400, John and Lee Wood via wrote: >> snip the TAB Key causes the screen to shift to the left cutting off the Type headings. This does not happen with the Lap Top. Is there any way I can fixthe desk top version? John Wood > The TMG archive is found here: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/TMG/ > Instructions on how to subscribe to TMG: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Software/TMG.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TMG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I'm running TMG 9.05 on my desktop with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, as well as on my laptop with Windows 7 Pro 32 bit. When I'm in the TMG data entry screen for a new individual and type in the person's given name, I've been used to just hitting the TAB Key to jump to the surname field. After a hard disk crash and TMG 9.05 re-installation on the desktop, the TAB Key causes the screen to shift to the left cutting off the Type headings. This does not happen with the Lap Top. Is there any way I can fixthe desk top version? John Wood

Thank you Robin and Lee for your helpfulness and knowledge. I think I’ve got it now. It was all those Frowny Faces because of where the Images were - not linking. Also my Report Definitions Options. So now I have a Folder with sub-folders which I put my Images into and I’ve added and specified that Folder (and sub-folders) in the Location Window List of Folders to search. The sub-folders make it easier for me to keep track of the separate families so I’m hoping TMG will find them. It IS complicated. Mary Jo

I've made two attempts to start a new thread with this but it never posts (also doesn't send me an error message). Trying again as a reply in this thread. ============================================= ----------- This is all I've worked out so far; there has been one test print actually to paper, done in Europe and reported to be successful, but we didn't actually print the "presentation" charts we had intended, because it proved to be quite expensive--one chart alone ran over 50 meters! (We used the .PDFs projected from the laptop. We have some learning to do with VCF so to be able to shrink the waste-space out of these charts.) Any SKS who brings this to actual paper, please give feedback. (Once we make this work dependably, maybe somebody will post the finished instructions on a Website.) ----------- 1. Using TMG v9.05 on Windows 7. 2. I installed and am using CutePDF, which works as a printer driver. 3. In v7.04, v8.08, and v9.05, I found the following step is needed: Before going into VCF, I opened, in Windows, the Printers Control Panel, and did the following (otherwise, the printer settings in VCF wouldn't "take"): a. Set CutePDF as default printer. b. CutePDF Writer Printer Properties > General tab > Preferences: 1) Layout=Portrait 2) Advanced (button) > CutePDF Writer Advanced Options: 3) In Paper/Output, set Paper Size=PostScript Custom Page, Edit custom page size (button) > PostScript Custom Page Size Definition i. Width=5080 mm (maximum) (200 inches) ii. Height=1200 mm (plotter we're accessing takes 1.2 m paper roll--47.244 inches) or to the width of the plotter available to you (check with service provider). iii. Paper Feed Direction=Short Edge First iv. Paper Type=Roll Feed v. Offsets=0 4) "Okay" your way out of these dialogs. 4. Now in TMG, Report > Descendant Box Chart to create the VCF chart. a. Under VCF's File > Page Setup, set Page Size to PostScript Custom Page Size. It might appear to be set this way, but you must press OK here for it to "take". (You'll see cut lines disappear from chart.) 5. VCF will create the chart. Pages will appear to be 1.2 m high and 5080 mm wide. However, though page breaks will appear in VCF (and in Adobe Reader), I believe the plotter will print continuously. (I believe, though, the resulting strip of paper will be a multiple of 200 inches; the plotter operator might need to stop the printing at the end of the content. I don't know about this part.) a. I don't think it matters, but in later tries I set: File > Print Cut Marks=off. 6. File>Print. (Warning: This might take quite some time; don't worry that it didn't work.) 7. After "proofreading" the .PDF, you can put this file on a memory stick and take it to your "office services" place. Don't forget: When you're finished, go back into Windows printer settings and set your printer back to the desired default. Rick Van Dusen On 9/28/2015 8:04 AM, Rick Van Dusen wrote: > I've done some work with printing to a .pdf file with the settings for a > plotter. My cousin had one test print made. We haven't done enough work > with this to get the bugs out, but we do know it can be made to work. > You then take your .pdf file to a printing place with a plotter. > > I've been meaning to post this with some details; I'll try to do that > within the next day or so. > > Rick Van Dusen

Hi Mary Jo, When you go the Exhibit Log and select the right type (Person or Event) do the images come up there? What are the extensions of the image files that you cannot see? jpg or something else? Robin On 8/10/2015 7:26 AM, Mary Jo Gatti via wrote: > Hi, I have a problem with my Exhibits printing when I create a Journal Report. > I went to FILE > Preferences - Current Project Options - Exhibit Folder C:\Users\First Last\Documents\The Master Genealogist v9\Exhibits\ > My exhibits are in there but they don’t print when I choose Report Destination - File Type MS Word. > > Is my only option to manually insert each image into the Word DOC before I Save As a PDF file or is there an easier way to get them ready to print with my Journal Report? > I’ll appreciate any help, > Mary Jo > > -- Robin Lamacraft, Adelaide, Australia

At 10/7/2015 16:56, Mary Jo Gatti wrote: >Hi, I have a problem with my Exhibits printing when I create a >Journal Report. >I went to FILE > Preferences - Current Project Options - Exhibit >Folder C:\Users\First Last\Documents\The Master Genealogist v9\Exhibits\ >My exhibits are in there but they don't print when I choose Report >Destination - File Type MS Word. > >Is my only option to manually insert each image into the Word DOC >before I Save As a PDF file or is there an easier way to get them >ready to print with my Journal Report? The question is whether the Exhibits in the Exhibit folder are properly linked to the person or event. Have you tried the Verify File Integrity function under File=>Maintenance? Be sure to select the Specify the folders to search... option and add the Exhiibits folder in the List of folders for location window. Assuming the Exhibits are properly linked, what options are selected in the Report Definitions [Options] Exhibit tab? Most likely you will have selected Embedded. You also should select Include external images and Copy to destination folder. If the Exhibits are attached to event Tags, you will also want the Include event exhibits option (and maybe Include each occurrence. And, if you want all Exhibits, be sure to also select the All images option. Lee

Hi, I have a problem with my Exhibits printing when I create a Journal Report. I went to FILE > Preferences - Current Project Options - Exhibit Folder C:\Users\First Last\Documents\The Master Genealogist v9\Exhibits\ My exhibits are in there but they don’t print when I choose Report Destination - File Type MS Word. Is my only option to manually insert each image into the Word DOC before I Save As a PDF file or is there an easier way to get them ready to print with my Journal Report? I’ll appreciate any help, Mary Jo

Tony posted a follow-up of: > after a recheck with my existing pathname and a re-count I > still fail to produce a Screen Preview report with a configuration > name longer than 55 characters and a folder pathname of 74 > characters, giving 129 as my overall limit, not 132... > I can't explain the discrepancy. OS? - mine is Win 7 Pro 64-bit Might be it, Tony. The OS I tested is Win XP Pro SP2 (32-bit). I will add a note to the bug report of possible variations in the maximum character limit. Michael