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Can someone please help me, this is driving me crazy.
I am having a problem in Excel, when I print, most spreadsheets print fine, but some print mirror imaged. The problem does not happen in another applications (such as Word). How do I fix this? OS: Windows XP SP2 Excel: Office 2003 Printer: HP1210xi |
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Just guesses...
When you write mirrored images, do you mean that column A is on the right and IV is on the left? If yes, then maybe Tools|options|International|and check to see if view current sheet right to left is checked. If no, do you have the same results when you change printers/printer drivers? Maybe it's not excel--maybe it's your printer. Joseph Ferraro wrote: Can someone please help me, this is driving me crazy. I am having a problem in Excel, when I print, most spreadsheets print fine, but some print mirror imaged. The problem does not happen in another applications (such as Word). How do I fix this? OS: Windows XP SP2 Excel: Office 2003 Printer: HP1210xi -- Dave Peterson |
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Mirror Image Printing (JSF)
No, it is as though you took the printout and held it to a mirror. Not all
spreadsheets print this way. I have deleted and reloaded the printer software and it still occurs. "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just guesses... When you write mirrored images, do you mean that column A is on the right and IV is on the left? If yes, then maybe Tools|options|International|and check to see if view current sheet right to left is checked. If no, do you have the same results when you change printers/printer drivers? Maybe it's not excel--maybe it's your printer. Joseph Ferraro wrote: Can someone please help me, this is driving me crazy. I am having a problem in Excel, when I print, most spreadsheets print fine, but some print mirror imaged. The problem does not happen in another applications (such as Word). How do I fix this? OS: Windows XP SP2 Excel: Office 2003 Printer: HP1210xi -- Dave Peterson |
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Mirror Image Printing (JSF)
Another wild guess...
There are some printers that can print reverse images--kind of like for printing an iron-on applique for t-shirts. Any chance that it's the still the printer? Joseph Ferraro wrote: No, it is as though you took the printout and held it to a mirror. Not all spreadsheets print this way. I have deleted and reloaded the printer software and it still occurs. "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just guesses... When you write mirrored images, do you mean that column A is on the right and IV is on the left? If yes, then maybe Tools|options|International|and check to see if view current sheet right to left is checked. If no, do you have the same results when you change printers/printer drivers? Maybe it's not excel--maybe it's your printer. Joseph Ferraro wrote: Can someone please help me, this is driving me crazy. I am having a problem in Excel, when I print, most spreadsheets print fine, but some print mirror imaged. The problem does not happen in another applications (such as Word). How do I fix this? OS: Windows XP SP2 Excel: Office 2003 Printer: HP1210xi -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Mirror Image Printing (JSF)
If the printer in question can do "mirroring", try File Page, Setup,
Options, and turn it off. Joseph Ferraro wrote: No, it is as though you took the printout and held it to a mirror. Not all spreadsheets print this way. I have deleted and reloaded the printer software and it still occurs. "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just guesses... When you write mirrored images, do you mean that column A is on the right and IV is on the left? If yes, then maybe Tools|options|International|and check to see if view current sheet right to left is checked. If no, do you have the same results when you change printers/printer drivers? Maybe it's not excel--maybe it's your printer. Joseph Ferraro wrote: Can someone please help me, this is driving me crazy. I am having a problem in Excel, when I print, most spreadsheets print fine, but some print mirror imaged. The problem does not happen in another applications (such as Word). How do I fix this? OS: Windows XP SP2 Excel: Office 2003 Printer: HP1210xi -- Dave Peterson |
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"Joseph Ferraro" wrote...
No, it is as though you took the printout and held it to a mirror. Not all spreadsheets print this way. I have deleted and reloaded the printer software and it still occurs. .... Time for some testing. If you haven't already, install the Generic/ Text-only printer driver and have it connected to FILE: (a pseudo printer port that will actually print to files). Then print this workbook to it, and review the result in Notepad or Word. If it's showing the text reversed, e.g., instead of 'the quick brown fox' it shows 'xof nworb kciuq eht', then the problem is in Excel. If not, the problem is your printer or its printer driver. Does the text show this way in Print Preview (with your HP printer selected)? |
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