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VC++.net 2003 IDE prints only 4 lines of project window

keefer
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The subject pretty much says it all. If I view or select a component (e.g file containg a subroutine) and then use the "print" menu item in the "File" menu, only 4 lines are printed. The margin settings are OK (0.75 inches). I've tried a lot of things, but not the right one. What amI doing wrong?

Keith Keefer

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Steven_L_Intel1
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I tried this and the whole file printed without issue in VS2003. I don't know what to suggest for you.
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keefer
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Steve,

Thanks for responding to my plea. I have been programming in Igor (tm Wavemetrics, Lake Oswego OR) for almost 3 years and just got back to Fortran.Everything worked after I installed it, after rebuilding my system twice but then I tried opening a "solution" I made two years agoand the thing just stopped working. I will just have to see how much rebuilding is requiered.

Regards,

Keith

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Well, you can try my usual advice - uninstall the Fortran Visual Studio integration, do a "Repair/Reinstall of VS, reinstall the integration.
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keefer
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Steve,

I apologize for my whining follow up msg to my first posting. The problem is a bit more subtle than I first reported. When I try to print an open project file, the first line of Fortran code prints, as do all of the comment lines following it, up to the next line of code. This only occurs with Fortran source files( e.g *.f90, *.fi) not with *.txt files. I have removed and reloaded everything, including the MS supplied workaround for "Error 1935".My wild guess is that I have installed some sort of macro that provides documentationfor source files.I am caught between a rock and a hard place. Intel cannot provide support for MS components, but it is not clear whether this is a VS problem or an Intel IVF integration problem. Any advice, short of reloading Framework 1.1 SP1 or Framework 2.0 and reloading the integration package, which takes a long time and has not worked would be appreciated.

Again, my apologies and thanks.

Regards,

Keith

P.S. I do have an Issue report submitted to Premier Support.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Wow - never heard of that symptom before. First of all, .NET Framework is irrelevant to this. Please try my advice above - uninstall the IVF integration. Then in Add or Remove Programs, select Visual Studio.NET 2003, Change/Modify. Click the link For Visual Studio.net (#2) and then "Reinstall/Repair". It takes about 30-45 minutes on my older system. Then reinstall the IVF integration (you can do it from Program FilesIntelDownloadsIntelFortranCompiler9.1IDEIA32Setup.exe)

This fixes just about every VS issue I have encountered.
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