-1073741819 code using Report Generation with LV 6.1

[lmcgl]

I'm studing about the Report Generation Functions with LV 6.1, and I'm trying to run some example about it, but the programs sends the next error: "Error -1073741819 ocurred at unknown System error in Font Style.vi> Set report font.vi>Easy text report.vi
>. I'm using Windows XP plataform.
someone knows what can I do?

Thanks for your help

[tbob]

Sounds like you are trying to set a font that doesn't exist or one that is wrong for the type of report you are using. Are you creating an HTML or a standard text report. Font sizes for HTML are different than standard text. Try using default fonts and sizes to see if you still get the error. If you don't, experiment with different fonts and sizes to see what makes the error.

[lmcgl]

Thanks tbob!!!
I'm using Standard Report, and I tried with "arial", "times new Roman" and "curiel" fonts but I'm still have the same trouble.............

[Joe_Guo]

did you try to use the name (Arial instead of arial)?

-Joe

[lmcgl]

Yes Joe, I did..but, I have the same error message

[lmcgl]

This is my application.
Thanks.

[tbob]

Maybe you already know this but the font settings is a cluster of 4 elements: 2 integers and 2 strings. The 2 integers are character set and weight. They default to -1. The two strings are font name and font size. The default to blank strings. Are you wiring this cluster into your font settings terminal? Do you have -1, -1, Arial, and a number for font size inside the cluster (I use 4 for HTML reports)?

[lmcgl]

Yes tbob, I did. The cluster is connected into font setting. I didn'n connect the "margins" terminal. I tried to run one example from LV library and I have the same error message.

[tbob]

Your boolean button is always off when you run your attached vi. I changed the mechanical action to allow me to turn it on before running the vi. However I could not get the vi to recognize my network printer. It gave me a printer not recognized error, but I did not get any font error.

[Joe_Guo]

I had no problem running the VI.

Make sure you have a printer installed (if no printer is connected to it directly or through network, just install a dummy printer).

-Joe