Using Excel 2000. My default network printer is set to 600 Dpi graphics
resolution. (From control panel in Win 98)
When I create a new Excel file and try printing I get a dots where shaded
areas should be and other problem with the graphics on the sheet (nothing

hi..
when printing a worksheet with printable cell borders the text and borders
gradually become out of sync. meaning the cell borders seem to gradually
move in relation to the text thru the document.

Can we select a default printer on a template by template basis?
If so, how?
(I've tried selecting a printer and resaving the template, but when a new
workbook is created, it always selects the user's default printer.)

I have sheet some rows I don't want to appear when printing so hw can i hide
these rows in printing.  i know you can hide from tools formt cell hide. I
just keep as it is cas in future i need these rows or column.
Thanks

I have a small problem that I hope someone may be able to assist me with.
I am trying to force excel to automatically print an entire workbook, e.g.
if it contains many worksheets I want to automatically print everything.
Now I have tried using a macro that selects File--> Print--> ...

When printing the same document (file) from same version of excel on 2
different computers to the same printer we are getting different results.
From one computer it prints more rows to a page than the other.  Row height
is the same. Any ideas?

what character can I use to create a carriage return in the footer?
Moiz

a customer came with the next problem to me:
"I have an excelsheet having over 2000 rows. Now i am using a filter to show the information which i want. The filter works fine, that is not the problem. The problem is printing the selected rows, even if I have 3 rows these rows are ...

Excel 2000
What's the secret for setting a *working*  horizontal page break?
With the cursor in column A row 112, I click on Insert -> Page Break
In page break preview mode, there is nothing that indicates that there is a

I create a perfect circle or square etc. using the drawing
tools in excel.  It looks fine.  But when I go to Print
Preview or actually Print, the graphic is stretched
sideways by about 5% and squeezed vertically by 5%.

Can anyone help with the following, please?
Our HP printers (2300's, 4200's & 5500's) and Toshiba
MFD's are set to print duplex as default. Users can
override this default through the properties option within

I am importing a WMF graphic into Excel 2002.  All looks
fine on screen, but when I print or print-preview, the
graphic has been distorted (squashed top to bottom).
This same graphic works OK in Word.

I have a worksheet that always prints a blank page after the data is
printed.
I have deleted several hundred rows below the data with no effect. I have
checked that there is no formatting, hidden formulas, or anything else

I'm trying to print labels from a column of cells, each
cell being a label. I want to use either a proportional
or monospace font, but still make sure the contents wont
exceed the printable area of the label. How can I do this?