[mert ekren]

Hello to all;


My office 2003 sp2. When i click the line spacing icon (down arrow),
this error occurs. "This, is an invalid quantity"
Can someone give info about solving this error?

Kind regards
ekrenmert

[Terry Farrell[_2_]]

I've not seen that problem but I would suspect a corrupt printer driver.
Make sure that you have the latest printer driver from the printer
manufacturer's support site and then delete and reinstall the printer.

--
Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"mert ekren" wrote in message
...
Hello to all;


My office 2003 sp2. When i click the line spacing icon (down arrow), this
error occurs. "This, is an invalid quantity"
Can someone give info about solving this error?

Kind regards
ekrenmert

[mert ekren]

I haven't printer. And "This, is an invalid quantity" error occurs five
times. (I click OK five times.) I can adjust line spacing from
view/paragraph. But i can't do it from line spacing icon from format
toolbar.




Terry Farrell yazmış:
I've not seen that problem but I would suspect a corrupt printer driver.
Make sure that you have the latest printer driver from the printer
manufacturer's support site and then delete and reinstall the printer.

[Graham Mayor]

Word requires a printer driver to format the document.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


mert ekren wrote:
I haven't printer. And "This, is an invalid quantity" error occurs
five times. (I click OK five times.) I can adjust line spacing from
view/paragraph. But i can't do it from line spacing icon from format
toolbar.




Terry Farrell yazmis:
I've not seen that problem but I would suspect a corrupt printer
driver. Make sure that you have the latest printer driver from the
printer manufacturer's support site and then delete and reinstall
the printer.

[Jay Freedman]

I haven't printer.

That may be the problem. Word consults the printer driver of the currently
selected printer to find out what page sizes, margins, etc. are valid. You
probably have something like the Generic Text printer selected in the Print
dialog, and it's supplying unusable information.

Even though you don't have a physical printer, you should install the driver
for some real printer -- many of them are supplied with Windows -- and
select that printer in Word's Print dialog, then cancel the dialog. Then try
formatting your document.

--
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Jay Freedman
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mert ekren wrote:
I haven't printer. And "This, is an invalid quantity" error occurs
five times. (I click OK five times.) I can adjust line spacing from
view/paragraph. But i can't do it from line spacing icon from format
toolbar.




Terry Farrell yazmis:
I've not seen that problem but I would suspect a corrupt printer
driver. Make sure that you have the latest printer driver from the
printer manufacturer's support site and then delete and reinstall
the printer.

[mert ekren]

I did it. But the problem is continuing. I installed hp laserjet and
Samsung ml 1660 drivers.


Jay Freedman yazmýþ:
I haven't printer.

That may be the problem. Word consults the printer driver of the currently
selected printer to find out what page sizes, margins, etc. are valid. You
probably have something like the Generic Text printer selected in the Print
dialog, and it's supplying unusable information.

Even though you don't have a physical printer, you should install the driver
for some real printer -- many of them are supplied with Windows -- and
select that printer in Word's Print dialog, then cancel the dialog. Then try
formatting your document.

[Jay Freedman]

When you open the Format Paragraph dialog, what does the Line Spacing
setting say?

mert ekren wrote:
I did it. But the problem is continuing. I installed hp laserjet and
Samsung ml 1660 drivers.


Jay Freedman yazmýþ:
I haven't printer.

That may be the problem. Word consults the printer driver of the
currently selected printer to find out what page sizes, margins,
etc. are valid. You probably have something like the Generic Text
printer selected in the Print dialog, and it's supplying unusable
information. Even though you don't have a physical printer, you should
install
the driver for some real printer -- many of them are supplied with
Windows -- and select that printer in Word's Print dialog, then
cancel the dialog. Then try formatting your document.