Printing inconsistencies

We are using Apex 4.1.1. Our agency has multiple apex environments - DEV, TEST and PRODUCTION. When I run my application in DEV and TEST my reports print perfectly. When I move it to PRODUCTION, printing is not perfect - doesn't fit all to page, font seems much larger.
We have to use IE for this, unfortunately. Any ideas why the change in printing results from one environment to the next? It is the same application being moved, so nothing is changing with that.
Any help would be appreciated. I am getting many angry calls over this printing problem. Thanks
Hope

Well of course it's hard to troubleshoot without digging in, but here's a thought. Your APEX application is also made of CSS and JS code that could be on a web server or on your DB referenced with #WORKSPACE_IMAGES# or #APP_IMAGES#. Those don't come over with the application export, you need to promote them separately.
Look into your Shared Components -> CSS and Shared Components -> Images to see what may be missing.
Good luck.
-Jorge
PS. All this is assuming that your just printing as a webpage. You don't mention the technology you're using for the reports. My answer applies to Classic or Interactive Reports.
Edited by: jrimblas on Feb 26, 2013 8:14 AM

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