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When I am typing new documents in Word, the letters stack on top of each
other and I don't know what I did to make them start doing that and not sure how to make it stop. But it only does this on new documents and not existing documents. So, what did I do to make this happen and how do I make it stop. Also, I noticed that when I am in Outlook and print something that I formatted, it does the same thing. |
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This seems to be an HP printer dtiver thing. Try changing your printer
driver to something else and then back again. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 "Construct Illinois" Construct wrote in message ... When I am typing new documents in Word, the letters stack on top of each other and I don't know what I did to make them start doing that and not sure how to make it stop. But it only does this on new documents and not existing documents. So, what did I do to make this happen and how do I make it stop. Also, I noticed that when I am in Outlook and print something that I formatted, it does the same thing. |
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