At my new job we use Excel 97 and a network Lexmark C750 printer. We often
see numbers in Excel worksheet cells on our monitors that do not appear in
printouts. We also have many occasions where numbers are squished against
the right side of cells on printouts in such a way as to make the numbers
very difficult to read. What can we do to eliminate these problems? Thank
you kindly for your help in this matter.
--
ZSauce

ZSauce

Not really an Excel issue, you should look to reload the drivers for the
printer on your machines

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
HIS


"ZSauce" wrote in message
...
At my new job we use Excel 97 and a network Lexmark C750 printer. We
often
see numbers in Excel worksheet cells on our monitors that do not appear in
printouts. We also have many occasions where numbers are squished against
the right side of cells on printouts in such a way as to make the numbers
very difficult to read. What can we do to eliminate these problems?
Thank
you kindly for your help in this matter.
--
ZSauce

I have this same problem. Did reloading the drivers fix the problem?
--
Jim H.


"Nick Hodge" wrote:

ZSauce

Not really an Excel issue, you should look to reload the drivers for the
printer on your machines

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
HIS


"ZSauce" wrote in message
...
At my new job we use Excel 97 and a network Lexmark C750 printer. We
often
see numbers in Excel worksheet cells on our monitors that do not appear in
printouts. We also have many occasions where numbers are squished against
the right side of cells on printouts in such a way as to make the numbers
very difficult to read. What can we do to eliminate these problems?
Thank
you kindly for your help in this matter.
--
ZSauce

Jim,

Yes. I contacted our network administrator. He had a variety of drivers
available for the Lexmark 750. The second one he suggested did the trick for
me. It's been awhile since all this took place, but I believe that all I did
was to remove the printer and then add it again via Windows XP. I have not
had this problem since that time. Good luck!
--
ZSauce


"Jim H." wrote:

I have this same problem. Did reloading the drivers fix the problem?
--
Jim H.


"Nick Hodge" wrote:

ZSauce

Not really an Excel issue, you should look to reload the drivers for the
printer on your machines

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
HIS


"ZSauce" wrote in message
...
At my new job we use Excel 97 and a network Lexmark C750 printer. We
often
see numbers in Excel worksheet cells on our monitors that do not appear in
printouts. We also have many occasions where numbers are squished against
the right side of cells on printouts in such a way as to make the numbers
very difficult to read. What can we do to eliminate these problems?
Thank
you kindly for your help in this matter.
--
ZSauce