As printer have some area around the edge that they are unable to print
(although modern printers have smaller, or possibly negligible, non-print
margins), Excel can only print on the remaining printable area. Depending on
the worksheet settings, changing printers may alter the number of resulting
pages and possibly the range of papersizes available.

I would imagine a PDF printer is not constrained by this, although you
obviously can't get a hard copy from it.

Maybe you can play with the Worksheet.PageSetUp.FitToPageTall etc settings.

The video driver may effect the outcome also, although if you have the
correct, updated driver, this should not be a problem.

NickHK

"mianiro" wrote in message
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Can a printer driver or video card effect the way excel displays and
prints out spreadsheets?

I have tested the same spreadsheet on different computers with
different printers. The spreadsheet prints out differently on some of
the computers.

Thank you for any help