How do I print my document?

[kthawk55]

I just got a brand new computer and got the 60 day trial of Microsoft Office
and whatnot and I just wrote a paper using Word, but theres no print option
for me anywhere. I thought we downloaded the printer and everthing, but maybe
not. Can anyone please help me??

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Did you try clicking on the Office button in the upper left corner?

 

[Peter T. Daniels]

Or press Ctrl-P. Or click the printer icon at the left end of the
Quick Access Toolbar.

Did you try clicking on the Office button in the upper left corner?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

I just got a brand new computer and got the 60 day trial of Microsoft
Office
and whatnot and I just wrote a paper using Word, but theres no print
option
for me anywhere. I thought we downloaded the printer and everthing, but
maybe
not. Can anyone please help me??-

 

[Tom Willett]

You don't "download" a printer. You buy one, and hook it up to your
computer.

:I just got a brand new computer and got the 60 day trial of Microsoft
Office
: and whatnot and I just wrote a paper using Word, but theres no print
option
: for me anywhere. I thought we downloaded the printer and everthing, but
maybe
: not. Can anyone please help me??

 

[Mi Tasol]

You don't "download" a printer. You buy one, and hook it up to your
computer.


:I just got a brand new computer and got the 60 day trial of Microsoft
Office
: and whatnot and I just wrote a paper using Word, but theres no print
option
: for me anywhere. I thought we downloaded the printer and everthing, but
maybe
: not. Can anyone please help me??

Seems that some people forget that you download printers like Acrobat
and PDFCreator, KTHawk may also mean they downloaded the latest
drivers to their mechanical printer.
I have been using computers for a living since 1986 and have to admit
that Wurd 2007 makes a good job of hiding simple tasks even to an
experienced user. Worse still it has removed or made difficult many
features used by technical writers.
I upgraded to Word 2003 and OpenOffice. Neither is perfect but each
fixes the others weak areas