I am using MS Office Enterprise 2007 (home use program). I have a brand new
All-In-One Printer. It works just fine except when trying to print an Excel
spread sheet. I like to print gridlines and have tried to print both with
and without them. The print is exceptionally slow in either case. My
computer is new and runs Windows Vista Home Premium. I have a "wired"
connection to a 7-year old printer and am able to print the same SS to it
without a problem. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thank you.

You should make sure that you have the latest printer driver from the
manufacturer (not one that may have come with Vista). You also might look
through all the printer settings (not Excel's printer setup) for any options
you can try. Other than that, dunno.

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Jim
"MarcyS" wrote in message
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I am using MS Office Enterprise 2007 (home use program). I have a brand
new
All-In-One Printer. It works just fine except when trying to print an
Excel
spread sheet. I like to print gridlines and have tried to print both with
and without them. The print is exceptionally slow in either case. My
computer is new and runs Windows Vista Home Premium. I have a "wired"
connection to a 7-year old printer and am able to print the same SS to it
without a problem. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thank you.