In trying to print from QB I receive an error message headed:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Assertion failed
Program.....QBW32.exe File: \qb106\source\WPR\SRC\fntcach.cpp Line: 295
Expression: font<=USR_FONT_HANDLE_SEED)&&[font>=USR_FONT_HANDLE_LAST]
The next lines invite me to look up Visuall C++ documentation on asserts
and Retry to debug the application.
Uh? Needless to say, I am confused and overtaxed with this. If QB is
made for people who needn't know about accounting is a knowledge of
Visual C++ now a prerequisite?
Any help with this, anyone???? This error has never shown up on anything
outside of QB so am I right in assuming that this is one more QB bug?
MWR
Oh, one other thought--you aren't trying to use the new Euro symbol
perhaps and don't have it in the font table?
Expression: (font<=USR_FONT_HANDLE_SEED)&&(font>=USR_FONT_HANDLE_LAST)
The above is what is being tested by the Assert. The "&&" operator in C++ is
an "AND" -- in other words, both expressions must be true. So for the
Assertion to fail, at least one of the "font<=..." or "font>=..."
expressions is false.
It appears that QB is not liking something Windows is handing to it
regarding fonts.
Of course you don't want to have to care about that! But it does provide you
with more clues than a lot of error messages. Try using a different printer
or printer driver. Font errors can relate to printer drivers. If that
doesn't help, try changing the font settings in the QB print setup dialogs.
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-Jeff Hamblin
Qtools Software
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"MWR" <mwr...@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:a48ojh$cvm$2...@wanadoo.fr...
> More joy on QB 2001 (UK version 9):
>
> In trying to print from QB I receive an error message headed:
>
> Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
>
> Assertion failed
> Program.....QBW32.exe File: \qb106\source\WPR\SRC\fntcach.cpp Line: 295
>
> Expression: font<=USR_FONT_HANDLE_SEED)&&[font>=USR_FONT_HANDLE_LAST]
>
>...
I can live with a print job that fails, and maybe try again. But this
error crashes QB and has frozen my computer too many times and is a
considerable nuisance.
No cheers to shoddy QB programming.
MWR
"Jeff H" <EmailAd...@microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:nCT98.6522$zb.3...@news1.east.cox.net...
But, I agree, this is the kind of thing that drives me absolutely mad
regarding Intuit's support policies. If they would just solve the
problem <first>, then worry about assessing fault and collecting if it
isn't their problem, it would make all the difference in the world about
attitude.
Keep smiling
Sidney Schultz
Vancouver, BC
www.biz-CLINIC.com
"MWR" <mwr...@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:a4dmlq$ofv$1...@wanadoo.fr...
Try this....Delete the qbprint.qbp file, and reboot the machine...
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|> thanks...
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|> doc.
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"MWR" <mwr...@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:a4dmlq$ofv$1...@wanadoo.fr...