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Are you sure that you haven't been putting a manual Page Break at the end of
every page but have accidentally been inserting a Section Break by mistake?
If in File, Page Setup the Section Start AT is set to Next Odd Page, then
everytime you insert the Section Break, it will skip the even page and start
on the next odd page. Although you won't see the even pages in Print Layout
View, they should show un in Print Preview and the printer will 'eject' a
blank page for every even page.

Alternatively, in the Printer Setup, you have changed the advanced settings
to eject a blank page between every print out.

--
Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/

"Chad Harris" wrote in message
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:
: Using Word 03 on XP SP2 Box.
:
: I posted this on the Win XP Printer group and am getting no response and I
: think there is a lot more savvy help here any way. I'm wasting a lot of
: paper and time with this problem.
:
: My problem is that on an HP Laser Jet 1200 PCL model number C-7044A
Printer
: which generally works like a little champ since the day I got it it is
: printing every other page and leaving every other page blank *from Word
03".
: I had this problem once before and forgot how I solved it. I remember
last
: time going all over the different print dialogue box from Word and *I
think*
: not finding any setting amiss there.
:
: (One of the Printer Experts/Hardware MVPs once told me adamantly that
there
: was no separate different *Hardware Update Wizard* at "devmgmt.msc" in the
: run box or Device Manager and at ViewsShow Hidden Devices and there is
and
: sometimes it's the only way to get a printer driver added for me despite
all
: the other locations at printer properties for example. The add hardware
: wizard screenshots different and it is.
:
: (After showing hidden devices I was able to hit properties of the HP LJ
: printer and install a driver with the *hardware update wizard* from that
: right click context that worked using the what I
: guess was a native Windows driver. This had not worked if I either right
: clicked the printer in the printer folder and hit the *update my printer
: driver wizard.* Normally I would advise someone not to add a driver from
: Windows because the driver's aren't as high quality as hardware sites and
: they corrupt easier--also Dev Mgr is notorious for telling people key
: drivers like video and audio are just fine when they aren't. It doesn't
: assess driver health competently.)
:
: Thanks very much,
:
: Chad Harris
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