[leech123]

This slight problem has proberly already been posted but i have discovered
that when printing from word 2007 (beta version) and the draft option is
selected the printed text is much larger than the 12 point that was set, the
font is more like 60 points and as some of the pages i've printed are full A4
pages this prints out about 15 pages and when placed together in the right
order produce the one A4 Page but this doesn't happen when printing normally
with the text option selected.

Glad i could help

Lee

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[Patrick Schmid]

You should try to set the print quality you want to use as default
before opening Word. Then it might print correctly. This is one of the
known printing related issues in B2 and this workaround might do it for
you.

Patrick Schmid
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http://pschmid.net

"leech123" wrote in message
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This slight problem has proberly already been posted but i have discovered
that when printing from word 2007 (beta version) and the draft option is
selected the printed text is much larger than the 12 point that was set, the
font is more like 60 points and as some of the pages i've printed are full A4
pages this prints out about 15 pages and when placed together in the right
order produce the one A4 Page but this doesn't happen when printing normally
with the text option selected.

Glad i could help

Lee

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