When defining a print range either manually or with a macro, there remains on
the screen a dotted line around the edge of the printing area. It remains
there until the file is closed and re-opened. Is there any way i can get rid
of this outline. I've tried CutCopy=false in VBA ...

Hi, Hope I'm in the right group.
Have a customer that is running some software containing customers details &
records.
Once a month a "run" is done to print out the accounts (statements?).

I have been using excel and printing with no problem - but recently I find I
am unable to print any part of my spreadsheets.  I haven't changed any
equipment -
I have an HP deskjet printer - it works for all other applications.

I am using Excell 2003.
Is it possible to print an Excell Report where the top part of the report
does not show any lines but the rest of the report does show the lines?  In
my excell report I put the header in the report and do not want to make it a

I am using Excell 2003.
I have a 1 page report, that was created by someone else.  At the top, they
used
a "header" for the heading.  I did not like this because I have several 1

We recently upgraded from Office 2000 to 2007.  Now some of our users are
having issues printing their spreadsheets using tabloid (11x17) with any of
our network printers (HP, Xerox, Sharp).  They did not have this issue with
2000.

When hyperlinking to a PDF I receive this:
"No program is registered to open this file".
The PDF exists, I've checked the path etc and also gone through this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/298019

I'm noticing this while trying to PDF in MS Excel (2003).  When I try
to send the pages I'm interested in PDF'ing to the printer to create
an Adobe document, the tabs are all saved as separate files.  I have
up to 200 pages that I need to PDF, and many of these documents are in