For the information of anyone else who is interested, the problem was caused
by the table having a shaded background and the printer not having enough
memory to compose a full page. The OP reported that when the shading was
removed, the table printed in full.

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"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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If you look at the message that I posted, it will be pretty obvious what
you have to do the address that appears.



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"athome" wrote in message
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what is your e-mail address?

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

Send me the document and I will have a look at it.

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"athome" wrote in message
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I still do not have this issue resolved. I have done step by step
instructions on switching from portrait to landscape and it will still
not
work. Is there any chance I could speak to you or send you my
document?
What would you charge me to do that? I'm desperate!

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Have you tried setting the table width to 100%?

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"athome" wrote in message
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Yes, I changed the width of the tables. When I do print preview,
it
looks
perfect. It is not cutting off the text at all. Its as if it
compresses
it
and prints. It prints landscape orientation but does not print to
the
full
margin set on the right side. I have margins of 0.7 right and 0.5
left.
If
I copy and paste the table into a blank document, it will print
perfectly.
It has to be some way in which the section is set up, but I cannot
figure
it
out especially since in print preview it looks perfect and the fact
that I
can copy and paste my table into a new blank document that it will
print
perfect. I am so frustrated over this.

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

Did you change the width of the tables when you switched the
orientation?
They will not expand automatically to fill up the additional
space.

Or are you saying that the right hand part of the table does not
print,
i.e,
that it is cut off?

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"athome" wrote in message
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The last two pages are actually set up as tables and they do
not
print
to
the
right margin. In print preview, they look perfect, but do not
print
they
way
they look. Each line in the table does end in a paragraph.

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

If you click on the Show/Hide button ¶, does each line end in
a ¶?
If
so,
see the article "Cleaning up text pasted from the Web" at:

http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Format...eanWebText.htm

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"athome" wrote in message
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last two pages of my document is to be done in landscape
while
all
others
are
portrait. I highlighted the text, changed orientation, and
when
it
prints,
it does not print out correctly. It print landscape but
does
not
print
to
right margin.