Unusual Printing Problems
 

The problem that I describe below has occurred for the first time and I do
not seem to be able to solve it.

When I print a sheet, I keep getting print outs in which:

1. the indents in several cells do not reflect the indentation that I used
when I formatted the cells, and

2. the figures in the cells are simply printed in ###, when everything
looked OK when I formatted the cell.

As I point out above, I never experienced this problem before and, as far as
I am aware I am following normal printing procedures.

I would be very grateful if I get some advice regarding this issue.


Thanks


Paul

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Paul Gauci

Unusual Printing Problems
 

First place to look for trouble is a missing or improperly updated print
driver.

"Paul Gauci" wrote:

The problem that I describe below has occurred for the first time and I do
not seem to be able to solve it.

When I print a sheet, I keep getting print outs in which:

1. the indents in several cells do not reflect the indentation that I used
when I formatted the cells, and

2. the figures in the cells are simply printed in ###, when everything
looked OK when I formatted the cell.

As I point out above, I never experienced this problem before and, as far as
I am aware I am following normal printing procedures.

I would be very grateful if I get some advice regarding this issue.


Thanks


Paul

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Paul Gauci

Unusual Printing Problems
 

I'm using the same printers that I used a month ago for similar print-jobs
with absolutely no problems.

Paul

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Paul Gauci


"Duke Carey" wrote:

First place to look for trouble is a missing or improperly updated print
driver.

"Paul Gauci" wrote:

The problem that I describe below has occurred for the first time and I do
not seem to be able to solve it.

When I print a sheet, I keep getting print outs in which:

1. the indents in several cells do not reflect the indentation that I used
when I formatted the cells, and

2. the figures in the cells are simply printed in ###, when everything
looked OK when I formatted the cell.

As I point out above, I never experienced this problem before and, as far as
I am aware I am following normal printing procedures.

I would be very grateful if I get some advice regarding this issue.


Thanks


Paul

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Paul Gauci