I have a good one. When I try to change print settings in Excel 2007 to
landscape, that's all I get is a reduced portrait print. All settings are
changed to portrait and I am not having this issue when I try to print the
same document on any other computer with the same printer. I have Vista home
as the OS. Was even on phone with Dell for an hour with no luck. When excel
document is open going to print preview, changing view to landscape(still
shows as portrait instead of changing to landscape). Can anyone help on
this? Thanks! Keith

Just guesses...

Have you tried the same thing with a different printer (or a different printer
driver and print|preview)?

Maybe it's not excel (solely??).

If it works on a different printer, then I'd get a fresh driver for that
troublesome pc.

If this doesn't help, you may want to say what kind of printer you're using
(make and model). Maybe someone has seen the same thing and suggest a solution.

Keith wrote:

I have a good one. When I try to change print settings in Excel 2007 to
landscape, that's all I get is a reduced portrait print. All settings are
changed to portrait and I am not having this issue when I try to print the
same document on any other computer with the same printer. I have Vista home
as the OS. Was even on phone with Dell for an hour with no luck. When excel
document is open going to print preview, changing view to landscape(still
shows as portrait instead of changing to landscape). Can anyone help on
this? Thanks! Keith

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Dave Peterson

Dave, Thanks! It is a Samsung ML-1710 and even though I downloaded the new
Vista driver from the Samsung website, I am still having this issue. My
other printer will work no probs.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Just guesses...

Have you tried the same thing with a different printer (or a different printer
driver and print|preview)?

Maybe it's not excel (solely??).

If it works on a different printer, then I'd get a fresh driver for that
troublesome pc.

If this doesn't help, you may want to say what kind of printer you're using
(make and model). Maybe someone has seen the same thing and suggest a solution.

Keith wrote:

I have a good one. When I try to change print settings in Excel 2007 to
landscape, that's all I get is a reduced portrait print. All settings are
changed to portrait and I am not having this issue when I try to print the
same document on any other computer with the same printer. I have Vista home
as the OS. Was even on phone with Dell for an hour with no luck. When excel
document is open going to print preview, changing view to landscape(still
shows as portrait instead of changing to landscape). Can anyone help on
this? Thanks! Keith

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Dave Peterson

If it only happens on the Samsung (I've never used that printer), maybe it would
be better to call Samsung than Dell.

In fact, lots of manufacturer's have a FAQ on their web sites--or some sort of
knowledge base. You may want to check to see if Samsung does????

Keith wrote:

Dave, Thanks! It is a Samsung ML-1710 and even though I downloaded the new
Vista driver from the Samsung website, I am still having this issue. My
other printer will work no probs.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Just guesses...

Have you tried the same thing with a different printer (or a different printer
driver and print|preview)?

Maybe it's not excel (solely??).

If it works on a different printer, then I'd get a fresh driver for that
troublesome pc.

If this doesn't help, you may want to say what kind of printer you're using
(make and model). Maybe someone has seen the same thing and suggest a solution.

Keith wrote:

I have a good one. When I try to change print settings in Excel 2007 to
landscape, that's all I get is a reduced portrait print. All settings are
changed to portrait and I am not having this issue when I try to print the
same document on any other computer with the same printer. I have Vista home
as the OS. Was even on phone with Dell for an hour with no luck. When excel
document is open going to print preview, changing view to landscape(still
shows as portrait instead of changing to landscape). Can anyone help on
this? Thanks! Keith

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Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson