Is it the inkjet printer, or how I am saving my image (file extension) that
is causing horizontal lines of a lighter shade appear in my printout? I have
tried saving my image as many different file extensions and the lines do not
diappear. It looks fine on the monitor.

Try aligning the print head.

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"jennifer" wrote in message
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Is it the inkjet printer, or how I am saving my image (file extension)
that
is causing horizontal lines of a lighter shade appear in my printout? I
have
tried saving my image as many different file extensions and the lines do
not
diappear. It looks fine on the monitor.

Jennifer,

You may be better off trying asking the printer manufacturer directly but it
sounds to me as if you have one or more of the ink jet nozzles blaocked.
Try printing a nozzle check pattern if your printer has that option and if
it is not as it should be clean the nozzles.

HTH

Sandy

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"jennifer" wrote in message
...
Is it the inkjet printer, or how I am saving my image (file extension)
that
is causing horizontal lines of a lighter shade appear in my printout? I
have
tried saving my image as many different file extensions and the lines do
not
diappear. It looks fine on the monitor.

Jennifer,
It may also be that for pictures you need to print at high quality (the
terms differ for different printers) when you print use control & P and
there should be a properties or similar button where you can change the
quality from draft / ordinary to best / high etc.
Barbara


jennifer wrote:
Is it the inkjet printer, or how I am saving my image (file
extension) that is causing horizontal lines of a lighter shade appear
in my printout? I have tried saving my image as many different file
extensions and the lines do not diappear. It looks fine on the
monitor.