[Island Girl]

Several days ago I did a database and main doc for a merge. The merge came
out fine.

Today I looked at the database table, and several rows on each page appeared
to be stacked on top of each other. When I printed it, they also printed on
top of each other.

I then changed the view to 200% ,and onscreen they looked fine. But when I
printed it, same thing--rows on top of each other.

What in the world did I do that I shouldn't have done? I've done many such
jobs and never had this problem before.

Now I feel as messed up as the table! Thanks for helping me through the
years.

[Alice]

Sounds as though your printer driver has changed. Did you print to a
different printer, or did your default printer change in any other way?
--
Alice.


"Island Girl" wrote:

Several days ago I did a database and main doc for a merge. The merge came
out fine.

Today I looked at the database table, and several rows on each page appeared
to be stacked on top of each other. When I printed it, they also printed on
top of each other.

I then changed the view to 200% ,and onscreen they looked fine. But when I
printed it, same thing--rows on top of each other.

What in the world did I do that I shouldn't have done? I've done many such
jobs and never had this problem before.

Now I feel as messed up as the table! Thanks for helping me through the
years.

[Island Girl]

Hi, Alice:

Thanks so much for your reply.

To my knowledge the printer driver has not been changed and it's the same
printer I always use. Strange, isn't it?

I finally kept pasting it onto a new document and it finally worked--how or
why, I don't know.

Thanks again, Alice, for your thoughts.

"Alice" wrote:

Sounds as though your printer driver has changed. Did you print to a
different printer, or did your default printer change in any other way?
--
Alice.


"Island Girl" wrote:

Several days ago I did a database and main doc for a merge. The merge came
out fine.

Today I looked at the database table, and several rows on each page appeared
to be stacked on top of each other. When I printed it, they also printed on
top of each other.

I then changed the view to 200% ,and onscreen they looked fine. But when I
printed it, same thing--rows on top of each other.

What in the world did I do that I shouldn't have done? I've done many such
jobs and never had this problem before.

Now I feel as messed up as the table! Thanks for helping me through the
years.

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Go into Table Properties and check the wrap on your table. Change it to
None if it is set to anything else.

PamC


Island Girl wrote:
Hi, Alice:

Thanks so much for your reply.

To my knowledge the printer driver has not been changed and it's the same
printer I always use. Strange, isn't it?

I finally kept pasting it onto a new document and it finally worked--how or
why, I don't know.

Thanks again, Alice, for your thoughts.

Sounds as though your printer driver has changed. Did you print to a
different printer, or did your default printer change in any other way?
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Now I feel as messed up as the table! Thanks for helping me through the
years.

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