In workbooks that have lots of borders and colors (intensive graphics),
printouts often randomly omit large portions of these graphics. When
individual worksheets in the same file are printed they come out just fine.
Printing preferences offer me the "option" of 600 dpi which I use. Is there
a fix to get all the graphics to print in workbook mode??

Could be the printer does no have enough memory. What type of printer is it?
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"Jims" wrote in message
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In workbooks that have lots of borders and colors (intensive graphics),
printouts often randomly omit large portions of these graphics. When
individual worksheets in the same file are printed they come out just
fine.
Printing preferences offer me the "option" of 600 dpi which I use. Is
there
a fix to get all the graphics to print in workbook mode??

Possible, but I don't think so in this case. I've tried an HP9050 and an
HP1055, both are capable of printing large files.

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Could be the printer does no have enough memory. What type of printer is it?
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Bernard V Liengme
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
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"Jims" wrote in message
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In workbooks that have lots of borders and colors (intensive graphics),
printouts often randomly omit large portions of these graphics. When
individual worksheets in the same file are printed they come out just
fine.
Printing preferences offer me the "option" of 600 dpi which I use. Is
there
a fix to get all the graphics to print in workbook mode??