When attempting to print a single page from an Excel spreadsheet, My HP 7111
all-in-one printer will print parts of the single page on 5 or 6 different
sheets of paper instead of just the one that it should and used to.
Everything was working find when I hooked up this printer to my new computer
running Vista. I've printed out dozen of single pages prior to this problem
cropping up. It seems I came home from a nice motorcycle ride one Sunday
afternoon, and BAM!...this problem existed.
I remember nothing of note as to why this might be occurring. Any thoughts
would be appreciated. The printer will print from my Print Shop program, and
Windows notepad, but not my brand new copy of Windows office all of a sudden.

I thikn your printer is envious of your motor bike and this is a bid for
attention, otherwise it could be to do with the margins resetting themselves
to defaults.

To force it to print to one page, on the ribbon sleect the Page Layout tab,
then select the drop down for Size and scroll to teh bottom for More Paper
sizes. Then click the Fit to radio button so that it fits to one page by one
page. You can then also go to the margins tab and move the margins over
which will also help.

Hope that solves the problem
--
Paul Mugleston
Data Officer from the UK


"Scal8r" wrote:

When attempting to print a single page from an Excel spreadsheet, My HP 7111
all-in-one printer will print parts of the single page on 5 or 6 different
sheets of paper instead of just the one that it should and used to.
Everything was working find when I hooked up this printer to my new computer
running Vista. I've printed out dozen of single pages prior to this problem
cropping up. It seems I came home from a nice motorcycle ride one Sunday
afternoon, and BAM!...this problem existed.
I remember nothing of note as to why this might be occurring. Any thoughts
would be appreciated. The printer will print from my Print Shop program, and
Windows notepad, but not my brand new copy of Windows office all of a sudden.