It could be some strange kind of corruption. What happens if you copy the content, minus the final paragraph mark, into a new document? (To show/hide paragraph marks, press the ¶ button on the Home tab or on the Standard toolbar if you are using a version prior to Word 2007.)
For more on document corruption, see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/CorruptDoc.htm.
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
On 2011-09-30 01:54, Finn Stampe Mikkelsen wrote:
"Peter T. Daniels" skrev i meddelelsen ...
My HP PhotoSmart printer defaults to "Grayscale." I have to remember
to click "Properties" in the Print dialog every time I open a document
and change the Shortcut setting to "Economical" (or whatever it's
called) and the Color setting to "Color." Maybe Word likes to override
whatever your printer's defaults are, and you have to manually reset
them through "Properties" every time.
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There may be some possible way that would happen, but it is not likely to be the case here..
Like i said, the picture is printed in full color if i cut out the text of the excisting document and also if i move the picture to the start of the document prior to the text..
This makes no sense to me other that for some reason the text has adapted some setting that instructs the rest of the document to be printed in greyscale..
I have never heard of this before and i'm very puzzled about this..
/Finn