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Excel Scale to Fit problem
I have two computers, both with Vista, both with the same printer driver and
version of Excel. When one user opens the file and prints the page breaks at row 66. When the other user prints the file it breaks at row 68. The file is set to a scale to fit of 65%. If the second user changes the scaling to 67% the same number of rows print. What factors influence the scaling. Like I stated above, same OS, same font (even check versions), same Excel, same printer and driver. -- Tim |
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Excel Scale to Fit problem
I have made no progress on this, has anyone else seen this problem?
-- Tim "tboggs13" wrote: I have two computers, both with Vista, both with the same printer driver and version of Excel. When one user opens the file and prints the page breaks at row 66. When the other user prints the file it breaks at row 68. The file is set to a scale to fit of 65%. If the second user changes the scaling to 67% the same number of rows print. What factors influence the scaling. Like I stated above, same OS, same font (even check versions), same Excel, same printer and driver. -- Tim |
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