Spinning beach ball, no print

[Jeff Dean]

If a print form has a TDSO and the data it displays is too big to  
display completely within it's bounds on the form, it will give the  
spinning beach ball. At least this is the case with the TDSO on a data  
tile that includes an overflow tile. I can't remember if I tested it  
in a form without the overflow tile. The solution is to make sure you  
are not trying to print a record with too many characters to fit in  
the TDSO.

Jeff

On Jun 17, 2008, at 9:56 AM, Tom Macaulay wrote:

> Hi, PANE & qna:
>   I still need help.  I have a new iMAC running 10.5.2 and PANO 5.5
>   When I open a new database and select PREVIEW in the file menu, or
> select PRINT in the file menu, I get a spinning beach ball.  The only
> solution is to select FORCE QUIT.
>   A database imported from my backup works fine until I use SAVE
> AS---, then the spinning beach ball returns.
>   Craig suggested selecting 72 dpi in form preferences.  This seems
> to work for each form, not for all forms.  Also, the 72 doi box is not
> selected in the backup forms or databases.
>   Craig suggested ZAP for all forms, but still no solution.
>   When I choose an item from the PANO download files and select
> preview the preview has a very tiny, unreadable mark in the upper left
> corner which does not print.
>   Is there anything else that I can try ?  This problem has halted
> all of my work and I desperately need a solution.  Tom, Reno.
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