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MS Office Forum / Excel / Printing / August 2004Missing cell content when printing Verdana fonts
Ciao! Wuold anyone know why the print is missing some contents of the cell? I have excel XP. I am using "wrap text" and format/row/autofit for the cell. Everything looks fine on worksheet. When I check the print preview the text in cell is not complete (the fonts are cut from the middle). The print looks the same as the preview. My font is Verdana with size 10, so it shouldn't be too big or small. My text on cell is: "abcde fghij abcde fghij abcde fghij abcde fghij abcde fghij abcde fghij abcde fghij" This shouldn't be bigger than 1,024 characters. I guess Verdana is trueType font. I have checked every thing I can imagine. What am I missing? Thanks. I wuold be very happy to have any ideas of this. I am total stugged. I have checked everything I can imagine! Please, anyone? > Wuold anyone know why the print is missing some contents of the cell? My suggestion would have been to try another font but, as you correctly stated before, Verdana is a TT font and so should be okay. Perhaps it's worth trying something else just in case you have an iffy font installed? Paul C,  Signature> I wuold be very happy to have any ideas of this. I am total stugged. I > have checked everything I can imagine! Please, anyone? > >> Wuold anyone know why the print is missing some contents of the cell? Thank you for your advices. You are right about changing font. This really only happens with Verdana font. I am just trying to solve the real reason for the problem, because our company is using Verdana in all the documents. I am the administrator, so there is no more help coming from there either. =D > My suggestion would have been to try another font but, as you correctly > stated before, Verdana is a TT font and so should be okay. Perhaps it's > worth trying something else just in case you have an iffy font installed? > > Paul C, Perhaps a silly question, but have you tried resintalling the Verdana font? I'm not an expert on this by any means, but I would guess that if changing the font solves the problem then perhaps it has been inadvertantly replaced by a bitmap version, for example. My thinking is that if the chosen font is causing a problem but theoretically shouldn't then there must be something wrong with it, rather than anything being wrong with Excel itself. If you have no success with reinstalling Verdana then I don't think I can be much help, sorry. Paul C, Signature> Thank you for your advices. You are right about changing font. This > really only happens with Verdana font. I am just trying to solve the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >> Paul C, Sorry this took a while. I tried this one. I uninstalled the original font and installed the Verdana again. It didn't have any effect. I checked the both original and new verdana.ttf files and at least my Windows XP seems to think that they are both files for true type font. Any other ideas, folks? > Perhaps a silly question, but have you tried resintalling the Verdana font? > I'm not an expert on this by any means, but I would guess that if changing [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Paul C, > --
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