Thankyou, i've found that website very helpful! Is now on my desktop ;-)
The main problem I'm having at the moment though is that it is between two
computers at work, so both have the same printer settings. The only
difference I can spot is one is a laptop whereas the other is a PC.
If the OS is different, the printer driver will be different, sometimes not
noticeably. And it can make a difference whether you use the Windows driver
or one supplied by the printer manufacturer.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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I assume both computers are using the same printer on a network. Do
both computers have the same version of the printer driver software?
To check (there may be shorter paths, but I know this works, at least
in Windows XP):
- Click Start > Settings > Printers & Faxes.
- Click the menu item File > Server Properties.
- Click the Drivers tab.
- Double-click the printer in the list to open the Driver Properties
dialog.
- In that list, double-click the Driver File item to open its
Properties dialog.
- Click the Version tab.
- In the 'Other version information' area, click File Version and
Product Version, and write down the numbers you see.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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