I'm using a Durch version of Word. I think I must investigate it better to
find out what the lines are exactly. Some cells show a heavy line around
them, and a finer line around the text. What also shows are boundaries of
text fields and of images in text fields.
I also suspect the printer driver, though HP assures me I have the right
one. I will try to print to a file and see if the lines still show when I
send that to the printer in DOS. I hope that will circumvent problems arising
in the network.
I'm not at my work now, but wil investigate next week en let you know what I
find.
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Jan Spruit
Housing department Amsterdam
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
What you describe as "gridlines" *are* borders if they print. The only other
clue I can think of is something similar to the bug described in €śWD2002:
Word Incorrectly Prints Column Break Marks and Section Break Marks€ť at
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=324326
Which brings us back to the presumption that the problem may be with the
printer driver. Is this an English or Dutch version of Word?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Jan Spruit" .(donotspam) wrote in message
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Thanks for your suggestion, but UpdateStylesOnOpen is False, and it's not
only the borders that print, but also the grid lines, what results in a
lot
of lines. And it occurs often, but not always.
I hoped it was a well-known problem with a simple solution. Can't imagine
i'm the only one tripping over these gridlines.
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Jan Spruit
Housing department Amsterdam
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
The only explanation I can think of for this (aside from printer driver
issues) would be the following scenario:
1. You create a document based on Normal.dot or another document
template.
2. You open the document on another computer; if you used a template
other
than Normal.dot, a template with the same name is present on the second
computer.
3. The template in question has a different Table AutoFormat selected as
the
default.
4. "Automatically update document styles" is enabled for the template in
question; the table style would be updated to the different formatting
(borders rather than no borders).
This seems pretty far-fetched, though.
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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Jan Spruit" .(donotspam) wrote in message
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Grid lines in tables are supposed to be not printable. The first time
I
print
my document, the do indeed not show in print. When I print again they
show
(sometimes), and also (hidden) borders. When I close and restart Word,
the
first time printing is OK again. Print preview is always OK.
My printer is HP Laserjet 4250 tn, but it occurs also with other
printers.
I
do have the right printer drivers (I think).
Tables are used in the headers of thousands of letters we send, so a
solution would be very welcome.
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Jan Spruit
Housing department Amsterdam