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From: Bruno on 23 Mar 2010 08:34
Hello,

I was having this problem for some months. My specifics is that I have a development
and a deployment machine. It was all good on the first, but on the second, it always
came the 'UIW_SetUpGLPrinting' problem.

The other rendereres (zbuffer and painters, as opposite to OpenGL) may not misbehave,
but they also do not perform alpha blending, for instance, thus being somewhat
useless in some cases.

Now it has been solved. I believe this happens when the OpenGL API doesn't work as expected,
and that could be for more than one cause. If you're having this issue, try to follow the
next steps one at a time, and see if it helps.

1 - Be sure to install the correct driver for your specific graphic board. Not so obvious,
because some manufacturers may have very specific versions. XFX is an example.

- Reboot

- Run your code again

2 - Check if your OpenGL API is good to go. Install OpenGL Extensions Viewer and check it.
Run the renderer test if you need to.

3 - Install the latest DirectX. Test it with dxdiag.

- Reboot

- Run your code again

4 - If everything else fails, you could try to install Glide Wrapper 0.84c. It helps on some
OpenGL problems. Configure it if you need.

Hope that helps,
Marchesi.
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