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Print causes the fonts to become squished on top of each other.
We use Word 2003 here. Occasionally, when we choose print, the font images
on the screen squeeze and squish on top of each other. It seems to only be in the view of the document it does not literally change permanently. When we choose another printer we can usually unscramble them. Sometimes it takes more than one choice of printer to get it to become normal. Any ideas? We use HP 4300 drivers but it seems to also happen on HP 5 drivers. Thanks -- Linda |
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Print causes the fonts to become squished on top of each other.
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http://groups.google.com/group/micro...4b82cfda714e95 .. DunnCarney wrote: We use Word 2003 here. Occasionally, when we choose print, the font images on the screen squeeze and squish on top of each other. It seems to only be in the view of the document it does not literally change permanently. When we choose another printer we can usually unscramble them. Sometimes it takes more than one choice of printer to get it to become normal. Any ideas? We use HP 4300 drivers but it seems to also happen on HP 5 drivers. Thanks |
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