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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / June 2005Calling all Excel Guru's Help!!!
Ok Fellas here's one for you to get your teeth into! - I'm exporting an Excel template from Microsoft great plains (back office) into excel, the template is for address labels so all the formatting is set up in macros, the template is a centrally stored file so that all our accounts users use the same template. the problem I have is that 1 of the users end print from excel spills onto 2 pages, all the settings are the same for layout -dpi - paper size - tray selection, basically ive mirrored the settings of all the other machines and they are all fine except this "problem Machine" the problem is not user specific its definatly machine specific. Any help in this would be much appreciated thanks.....Matt Shepherd Sounds like an OS/Printerdriver problem to me......... If you have a desktop printer with it's proper driver, install it temporarily and check the print, chances are, it will be ok......... which would eliminate Excel and the local computer as the problem, and point to the LAN/server/printer driver Vaya con Dios, Chuck CABGx3 > Ok Fellas here's one for you to get your teeth into! - I'm exporting an > Excel template from Microsoft great plains (back office) into excel, the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > thanks.....Matt Shepherd All Pcs are printing to the same printer and are using the same print drivers... Thanks but i dont think thats the solution..... regards....Matt > Sounds like an OS/Printerdriver problem to me......... > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> >> thanks.....Matt Shepherd Have you updated the print driver on that machine ONLY from the Window Update site? One of my colleagues did this on a few Win 2K pc's and i caused chaos on one of our applications. The whole driver had to b removed/purged from the registry and reinstalled; a hideous job. (XP i a lot nicer to work with because you can roll the registry back) Either way, if it's too big a problem to solve, reghosting the pc ca solve a lot of problems. Hope this either helps or rules something out. M -- MartinShor Software Teste Could be an OS/Driver problem -- IE: the Top Margin offset differs by appox 2.5 lines between Okidata's Win98 and Win2000 drivers. > Ok Fellas here's one for you to get your teeth into! - I'm exporting an > Excel template from Microsoft great plains (back office) into excel, the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > thanks.....Matt Shepherd Im going to try your suggestions ... thanks for taking time to reply. Cheers Matt shepherd > Could be an OS/Driver problem -- IE: the Top Margin offset differs by > appox [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> >> thanks.....Matt Shepherd |
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