If you have only tried it on one system that runs xl2007, you might want to
check the system set up. It is possible that the problem is in things like
resolution, etc.
However, if you have the problem on more than one system, then it could be a
difference in the software properties. I have not worked with xl2007, but I
would think that type of condition would have been accounted for during
design.

"MD" wrote:

I am plotting several charts in Excel on a single page report, controlling
the process with VB.NET; in the VB.NET application I define all the charts
parameters (fonts, sizes, positions, etc.), and the page parameters (margins,
headers, etc); when I run the application in PCs with Excel 2000 or 2003 the
output page is printed as expected, but if I run it in a PC with Excel 2007,
the charts are displayed bigger and my one-page report becomes a multiple
page report with pieces of my charts dispalyed in several pages. It looks
like the chart sizes in 2007 are measured differently than in previous
versions. Has anybody had the same problem ? If so, is there a workaround ?

Thanks.

MD