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Tom O'Brien - 26 Aug 2003 20:11 GMT

Whenever I print a long document that has justified
paragraphs throughout I frequently get single lines that
are unjustified randomly here and there throughout the
document. When I look at the formatting symbols there are
no paragraph marks or other special characters that would
explain the interrruption in justification. When I delete
the space between the words they simply come together.
Then when I reintroduce the space the justification
problem returns. This only shows up when printing. On the
screen the paragraph always appears justified.

I am using Word X for Mac on a DV iMac using a HP LaserJet
2200 DTN.

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Dayo Mitchell - 27 Aug 2003 00:54 GMT

For Mac problems, particularly ones that involve software interactions
rather than manipulating Word itself, you are probably better off re-posting
in the NGs

microsoft.public.mac.office.word (or .excel, .powerpoint, .entourage, fyi)
microsoft.public.mac.office

Since it shows up fine on the screen, my inexperienced guess is a problem
with your printer driver. Perhaps check the HP website for a more recent
one for OS X or Jaguar.

DM

On 8/26/03 3:11 PM, in article 023801c36c05$df161af0$a401280a@phx.gbl, "Tom
O'Brien" <tobrien8@depaul.edu> wrote:

> Whenever I print a long document that has justified
> paragraphs throughout I frequently get single lines that
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> I am using Word X for Mac on a DV iMac using a HP LaserJet
> 2200 DTN.

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