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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / May 2006printing problems
i can't print or printpreview, i have the program on a standalone PC, not networked or shared, when i click on print nothing happens, the job doesnt get sent to the printer...yet any other program on my computer prints just fine...and when i do a print preview it is completely blank (this is not the form preview) even though there are tables,textboxes...etc anyone heard of this? If you click on "Views" in the right task pane, do you have a "Print View" setup for your form? InfoPath requires a print view to be present, otherwise it will not print and the print preview will be blank.  SignatureThanks! -Steve M. > i can't print or printpreview, i have the program on a standalone PC, not > networked or shared, when i click on print nothing happens, the job doesnt [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > anyone heard of this? No i do not have a print view....thanks! > If you click on "Views" in the right task pane, do you have a "Print View" > setup for your form? InfoPath requires a print view to be present, otherwise [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > anyone heard of this? I had set up a print view but im not showing any results, also i noticed i cannot see any grid lines or table borders and my date picker doesnt do anything > > If you click on "Views" in the right task pane, do you have a "Print View" > > setup for your form? InfoPath requires a print view to be present, otherwise [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > > > anyone heard of this? i set up the print view however i am still having the same issue, on top of that i am having a hard time viewing the gridlines/table borders when i put a layout in plus my date picker doesnt seem to do anything > If you click on "Views" in the right task pane, do you have a "Print View" > setup for your form? InfoPath requires a print view to be present, otherwise [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > anyone heard of this? First, I would try making your Print View your default view. In the views right task pane, right click on the print view and select "Set as Default." This should allow your entered data and date picker to show up correctly in the print preview. As for your table borders and grids, you may need to right click on your table and select "Borders and Shading." Here you can set the type and size of lines you would like for a border. You can also use this area to remove cell or table borders that you may not want. SignatureThanks! -Steve M. > i set up the print view however i am still having the same issue, on top of > that i am having a hard time viewing the gridlines/table borders when i put a [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > > > > anyone heard of this? sorry Steve none of that works, actualy when i insert a table, it all comes up in dashed lines and i do not get table proporties when i right click, just copy, paste, paragraph, hyperlink...etc... i think my problem goes beyond simple formatting and even after having a print view to default, it still wont print > First, I would try making your Print View your default view. In the views > right task pane, right click on the print view and select "Set as Default." [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > > > > > anyone heard of this? What level Service Pack are you running for Office 2003? Click on the Help menu and then click on About Microsoft Office InfoPath. You should, at least, be running SP1 if not SP2. SignatureThanks! -Steve M. > sorry Steve none of that works, actualy when i insert a table, it all comes > up in dashed lines and i do not get table proporties when i right click, just [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > > > > > > > > > anyone heard of this? yes, it shows SP2 > What level Service Pack are you running for Office 2003? Click on the Help > menu and then click on About Microsoft Office InfoPath. You should, at [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > > > > > > > > > > > anyone heard of this? Another thing to keep in mind is that you will see different sets of properties depending on where you click. The cells within the table have their own properties as well as the whole table. Click somewhere inside your table and you will see a little unshaded box appear in the upper left-hand corner of that table, left-click on that little box. This will highlight the whole table. Now with the table completely highlighted, right mouse click and chose borders and shading. As for your printing issue, did you copy everything from your original view, switch to the Print View and paste everything? Think of these views as two separate pieces of paper. What ever you change on the first view, has to be changed in the Print View as well. If this doesn't work, I am at a total loss. Good luck! SignatureThanks! -Steve M. > yes, it shows SP2 > [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > anyone heard of this? i have worked with tables before in word/excel so i know what you mean but it doesnt work in this program, even when i click inside the box with dotted lines i cannot access borders and shading from the format menu...i have taken two screenshots, you'll see what i mean http://www.geocities.com/ice_blast13/infopathissues.htm Thanks > Another thing to keep in mind is that you will see different sets of > properties depending on where you click. The cells within the table have [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > anyone heard of this? |
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