It's one of those issues that seem almost certainly printer driver-related,
yet the printer manufacturers will not accept responsibility (and of course
nor will MS). It seems to affect only certain JPGs, in my case those from my
digital camera or scanner.

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"Anne Troy" wrote in message
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Thanks, Suzanne. I'm really out of the loop with printing issues since I
started working from home.
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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The PostScript driver is probably a red herring. I have this problem on
an
HP DeskJet but not on my HP LaserJet, and many users have experienced it
on
a variety of other printers. The only workaround anyone has found is to
print directly to the printer, omitting spooling.

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"Anne Troy" wrote in message
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JPG files aren't postscript format. Try using your HP without the
postscript
driver.
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"SteveK" wrote in message
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I have found that some of the jpg's that I insert into Word 2003
look
fine
on screen but are not printing correctly on any of the HP postscript
laser
printers. Where one image is supposed to be it prints multiple
images
squeezed vertically.

STeveK