I have a problem when i print a Report and the resolutin of the monitor is too higth the navision Crashes, i make a test whith the same computer but whit a lower resolution and it works, can anyone help me.
1) Which version of Navision and which version of Windows do you use?
2) it is also possible that the printer-driver of your standard printer is buggy. Try to get the latest version of it. Navision uses the standard printer for showing a report in preview.
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Install another printer of a another type (even if the printer doesn't exist at your office). Make it the default printer and retry to get it crashed. If it doesn't crash with this printer-driver, it means that the other printerdriver has some bugs in it.
If it still crashes, try to de-install and re-install Navision.
If it still crashes, try to do the same on another PC.
If it still crashes, it is a bug in Navision and you might consider a technical upgrade to 3.70B (=only server+fin.exe. Not the objects)
Regards,Alain Krikilion No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
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2) it is also possible that the printer-driver of your standard printer is buggy. Try to get the latest version of it. Navision uses the standard printer for showing a report in preview.
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
Install another printer of a another type (even if the printer doesn't exist at your office). Make it the default printer and retry to get it crashed. If it doesn't crash with this printer-driver, it means that the other printerdriver has some bugs in it.
If it still crashes, try to de-install and re-install Navision.
If it still crashes, try to do the same on another PC.
If it still crashes, it is a bug in Navision and you might consider a technical upgrade to 3.70B (=only server+fin.exe. Not the objects)
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
Thanks for the help.
I'm go try this thinks.
bye
regards