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Printing makes window inactive
A colleague of mine complains that every time he has printed his worksheet
the Excel window becomes inactive. Of course he just clicks with the mouse to re-activate the window, but it must be possible to change a setting or something?? -- Rgs Susanne |
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Printing makes window inactive
Perhaps it is something related to the printer that your colleague is
using. Susanne wrote: A colleague of mine complains that every time he has printed his worksheet the Excel window becomes inactive. Of course he just clicks with the mouse to re-activate the window, but it must be possible to change a setting or something?? |
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