Printing to Generic / Text printer
 

I have the printer string required to switch the printer to 17CPI correct.
However, my columns come out misaligned to the extent that Column D and
later are completely off the page. Anyone have any ideas. I've tried
column width specifications, different numerical formats, cell alignments,
etc. When printing to an Epson defined as Generic/Text, it works. When
printing to an ANSI compatible Genicom 4440XT (which doesn't have a Win2000
driver at all) Excel doesn't work. MS-Word does. Both are from Office XP.

Thanks,
Mike.

Printing to Generic / Text printer
 

I used a Genicom at work a long time ago. As I recall, it could emulate
many different types of printers. Maybe you can set it to emulate the Epson
if that works.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Michael D. Ober <[email protected] wrote in message
...
I have the printer string required to switch the printer to 17CPI correct.
However, my columns come out misaligned to the extent that Column D and
later are completely off the page. Anyone have any ideas. I've tried
column width specifications, different numerical formats, cell alignments,
etc. When printing to an Epson defined as Generic/Text, it works. When
printing to an ANSI compatible Genicom 4440XT (which doesn't have a
Win2000
driver at all) Excel doesn't work. MS-Word does. Both are from Office
XP.

Thanks,
Mike.

Printing to Generic / Text printer
 

We tried. Unfortunately, our VAXen requires it be an ANSI printer as there
are bugs in the Epson emulation.

Mike.


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
I used a Genicom at work a long time ago. As I recall, it could emulate
many different types of printers. Maybe you can set it to emulate the
Epson
if that works.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Michael D. Ober <[email protected] wrote in message
...
I have the printer string required to switch the printer to 17CPI
correct.
However, my columns come out misaligned to the extent that Column D and
later are completely off the page. Anyone have any ideas. I've tried
column width specifications, different numerical formats, cell
alignments,
etc. When printing to an Epson defined as Generic/Text, it works. When
printing to an ANSI compatible Genicom 4440XT (which doesn't have a
Win2000
driver at all) Excel doesn't work. MS-Word does. Both are from Office
XP.

Thanks,
Mike.