[Terry Farrell]

I understand your frustration, but it is not as though MS suddenly launched
Vista and Office 2007 onto the World ill prepared. Vista was in beta for
over two years and Office for almost a year. What were HP's driver
programmers doing during that period? Well they wrote new drivers for new
printers they were going to sell. Tough on owners of older printers that
were incompatible. You can hardly say that MS didn't provide the opportunity
to prepare and test.

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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Gearsgirl" wrote in message
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I can no longer print labels created in Word 2003 using Word 2007 on my two
year old HP all-in-one printer. It was a breeze to set up and print before
I
made the switch. I've even tried recreating with a new template, so it
would
seem that it's the printer driver. Unfortunately, it appears that HP has
not
updated the printer driver to correct this, but frankly I'm not convinced
that Office did their part to ensure a smooth transition for their
customer
either.

I'm not happy with MS right now and don't think much of Vista or Office
2007. What, I need to go shell out a few hundred dollars for a new
all-in-one
machine?

"Terry Farrell" wrote:

Not true as the printer driver may not be fully compatible with Office
2007.
Check that you have the latest printer driver from the support site.

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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"George5 via OfficeKB.com" u48228@uwe wrote in message
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
Could be that your printer is not capable of properly feeding the label
stock. What happens if you print the labels on plain paper? Are they
then
arranged correctly?

I developed a set of labels in Word 2003 several years ago,. It was
simple
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George5
That seems unlikely. The same printer has printed the labels correctly
in
Word 2003.
Thanks for your continued interest.

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