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John Inzer wrote:
Erika wrote: MORE VALIUM! I have sat here all morning. I tried my invitation in Word, Publisher, and Powerpoint. Maybe I should try Excel or Access. One particular line will NOT PRINT in any application. I changed the font color to yellow and back to black. It's a short line. I cannot figure this out. I was going to get an early start today. Not gonna happen. I'm going for a walk now. :-( =========================== Hi Erika, Is it possible that you had installed an updated printer driver before your crash that you forgot to reinstall on your new setup? Check your printer mfgs support site for an updated driver and instructions on how to install it. I downloaded the printer driver from the HP web site. It was the only one for my printer PSC750. Thanks. |
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Erika wrote:
I downloaded the printer driver from the HP web site. It was the only one for my printer PSC750. Thanks. ================================= Ok...it was just a thought. WinXP includes a driver for your printer, I wonder if it would be better or worse. -- ******John Inzer******** **MS Picture It! MVP** *****Digital Image****** Highlights and FAQs http://tinyurl.com/aczzp *********Notice*********** This is not tech support ........I am a volunteer....... Solutions that work for me may not work for you. Proceed at your own risk. Need a Web Host? *******Consider******** Annex Technologies http://www.annex.com/ ************************** |
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John Inzer wrote:
Erika wrote: I downloaded the printer driver from the HP web site. It was the only one for my printer PSC750. Thanks. ================================= Ok...it was just a thought. WinXP includes a driver for your printer, I wonder if it would be better or worse. I could try it. I don't think that's the problem tho. I do a lot of graphics work with very precise placement. I have never had this problem before. The two lines that are not printing are the very top line and a line near the middle. Neither line is as long as the left-right margins. I've made the font bigger - smaller - different color. I had each line in it's own text box, and then I changed it to one big text box, and altered the line spacing before each para to get it to fit. The only thing I didn't try is taking another text box and pasting it over the first line. I'll do that later. |
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Betsy wrote:
John Inzer wrote: Erika wrote: I downloaded the printer driver from the HP web site. It was the only one for my printer PSC750. Thanks. ================================= Ok...it was just a thought. WinXP includes a driver for your printer, I wonder if it would be better or worse. I could try it. I don't think that's the problem tho. I do a lot of graphics work with very precise placement. I have never had this problem before. The two lines that are not printing are the very top line and a line near the middle. Neither line is as long as the left-right margins. I've made the font bigger - smaller - different color. I had each line in it's own text box, and then I changed it to one big text box, and altered the line spacing before each para to get it to fit. The only thing I didn't try is taking another text box and pasting it over the first line. I'll do that later. ============================== I just noticed you mentione Win ME? In that case my suggestion about the WinXP driver is out. I wonder if the following articles would offer anything useful: (128345) HOW TO: Troubleshoot Printing Problems in Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows Millennium Edition http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=128345 (198258) PUB2000: Troubleshooting Text Printing (Inkjet Printers) http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=198258 (827809) PUB2002: Fonts Print as Squares or Boxes http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=827809 Note: Do not remove the following fonts: a.. Arial b.. Courier New c.. Marlett d.. Symbol e.. Tahoma f.. Times New Roman g.. WingDings -- ******John Inzer******** **MS Picture It! MVP** *****Digital Image****** Highlights and FAQs http://tinyurl.com/aczzp *********Notice*********** This is not tech support ........I am a volunteer....... Solutions that work for me may not work for you. Proceed at your own risk. Need a Web Host? *******Consider******** Annex Technologies http://www.annex.com/ ************************** |
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John Inzer wrote:
Betsy wrote: John Inzer wrote: Erika wrote: I downloaded the printer driver from the HP web site. It was the only one for my printer PSC750. Thanks. ================================= Ok...it was just a thought. WinXP includes a driver for your printer, I wonder if it would be better or worse. I could try it. I don't think that's the problem tho. I do a lot of graphics work with very precise placement. I have never had this problem before. The two lines that are not printing are the very top line and a line near the middle. Neither line is as long as the left-right margins. I've made the font bigger - smaller - different color. I had each line in it's own text box, and then I changed it to one big text box, and altered the line spacing before each para to get it to fit. The only thing I didn't try is taking another text box and pasting it over the first line. I'll do that later. ============================== I just noticed you mentione Win ME? In that case my suggestion about the WinXP driver is out. I wonder if the following articles would offer anything useful: (128345) HOW TO: Troubleshoot Printing Problems in Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows Millennium Edition http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=128345 (198258) PUB2000: Troubleshooting Text Printing (Inkjet Printers) http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=198258 (827809) PUB2002: Fonts Print as Squares or Boxes http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=827809 Note: Do not remove the following fonts: a.. Arial b.. Courier New c.. Marlett d.. Symbol e.. Tahoma f.. Times New Roman g.. WingDings Read the articles - sorry, not really relevant. Will write back to HP. They are sometimes helpful and always polite :-) |
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man oh man.
It's working in Powerpoint of all things. I rotated a photo and it was jagged in publisher; ok in ppt. Have to get the spacing perfect but I'm on my way. Did use up a whole cartridge of ink ;-) |
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