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we received a access 97 database that runs on Windows 2000 workstations.

Before the program added to the system everything worked correctly on the computers. Reports that were landscape showed landscape, portrait showed as portrait.

After the program was executed the first time - all the apps on the system show all the reports as portrait. even if you change the default printer settings to landscape. It changes back to portrait.

This has caused mass chaos on our systems. We tried rebooting the workstations but the setting still remains. I searched through the registry and have found nothing - I also do not see any ini files with the settings. The original developer is absolutely clueless and does not know why it would have done this. I have now inherited this problem.

Basically, any ideas on how to clear this setting, where to start searching, any possible answers. all I have found so far is a rpt.printer.ori entation in the code - not sure how to get the system to set back to default.
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