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Printer cuts off tails of lower case g j p q y
I type a letter on my laptop, save it to a memory stick and then open it on
another persons PC which is connected to their printer. The document is then printed minus the tails to all tailed lower case letters. How can I solve this problem simply and without buying my own printer |
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Printer cuts off tails of lower case g j p q y
It sounds like you have exact spacing set in your file and that the other
person's printer does not allow the full height of the font to display with that setting. Change your setting to single spaced or increase the exact line spacing a point or two. Pam Bicycle-brigade wrote: I type a letter on my laptop, save it to a memory stick and then open it on another persons PC which is connected to their printer. The document is then printed minus the tails to all tailed lower case letters. How can I solve this problem simply and without buying my own printer -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...ement/200909/1 |
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