That specific margin setting usually points to a conflict between some
versions of Word and the HP drivers for certain LaserJet printers. Although
numerous workarounds have been posted (including using the Windows driver
instead, though that may make some proprietary features unavailable), most
users report success from using the drivers available from
http://www.hp.com/pond/ljbeta/index.html

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> Inconsistently, and in different documents (sometimes old ones, sometimes new
> ones), Word wants to force a bottom margin of 2.67 inches. If I go into Page
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> network printers, but most often to an HP LaserJet 4050 TN. This has our IT
> techs stumped.
rae - 03 May 2006 17:21 GMT
Thank you. Unfortunately, a fix for this problem apparently is not available
for my printer (LJ 4050) and OS (WinXP). But I will pursue it with HP.
> That specific margin setting usually points to a conflict between some
> versions of Word and the HP drivers for certain LaserJet printers. Although
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> IT
> > techs stumped.
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 03 May 2006 22:17 GMT
If there is any driver available for your printer, give it a whirl. Or use a
driver for a similar (4000-series) printer.

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> Thank you. Unfortunately, a fix for this problem apparently is not available
> for my printer (LJ 4050) and OS (WinXP). But I will pursue it with HP.
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> > IT
> > > techs stumped.