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excel 2003 dosn't print on standad printer

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Michael Wenger - 17 Mar 2005 09:43 GMT
Hallo,

i've WinXP and Excel 2003 SP1. Sometimes i cannot print on the
standardprinter. if i change to another printer there is no problem with the
same sheet. Restarting the PC solves the problem for short time.
It's really a problem, because i can't restart my pc every hour.

Can anyone help me ?

michael
Nick Hodge - 18 Mar 2005 08:13 GMT
Michael

Try re-installing the print drivers

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Jack Jacobs - 18 Mar 2005 17:07 GMT
Nick,

I'm having the same problem. Re-installing te print drivers is just the
thing I do when I want to print. It doesn't solve the problem, just
temporarily. Opening a new excel-file brings back the problem.

In the mean time I had a new printer, new computer and new install of Office
2K3. Still the same problem. (Using SBS2K3 so profile was saved on
computer). Must be a settings problem, but can't find it! It's very
annoying.

Thanks for any ideas,

Jack

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Nick Hodge - 20 Mar 2005 11:08 GMT
Jack

Can you delete and renew the profile?  It seems that there may be something
in the application settings that has 'travelled' despite having a new local
client machine.  After that, I'm stumped I'm afraid.  Have you tried the
printer installed as a local printer?

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Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
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Jack Jacobs - 21 Mar 2005 16:41 GMT
Nick,

Deleting the profile is an option, but I'm afraid not an easy one.

I'm thinking about writing vb-code to delete and reinstall the printer...
;-)
Installing the printer locally is not an option: it's a complete 3-1 copier
in another room!

I'll think about removing the profile, thanks for your input.

Jack

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