Why "Print Report" print two copys of raport?

Hello
I have a problem. When I use "Print Report.vi" to print Word report generated before I get two copys, but I set one copy in the setup. Is ther any solution to my problem??
Thanks for replays.
PS.Sorry for my english.

It works fine for me. I am wondering if you could post an example?
Some things to check would include: are you sure that there is only one print VI? Are you sure that the number of copies is set to one? Do other things printed from Word produce two copies on that machine? Do other things printed from LabVIEW print two copies?
Just a few things to check (I assume you have already done some of them on your own ).
Bob Young - Test Engineer - Lapsed Certified LabVIEW Developer
DISTek Integration, Inc. - NI Alliance Member
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