You would have lost precious time without JoAnn's answer, too, since no one
else has proposed a solution, and there's always a remote possibility that
her answer might be correct for some users. It is also true that printing
problems are often not Word's fault. I don't understand what you mean by
"click on the color bar."
If your document contains wrapped graphics or text boxes, make sure that you
have "Drawing objects" checked on the Print tab of Tools | Options and don't
have "Draft mode" checked. Also, since you don't mention what version of
Word you have, I can't point you to specific articles, but if you will
search the Microsoft Knowledge Base for "troubleshoot printing," you will
get a number of articles on troubleshooting printing issues (I get 44 when I
search in the TechNet KB: 6 for Word 2003, 10 for Word 2002, 17 for Word
2000, and the rest for earlier versions).
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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LadyC said:
The fact is that I asked about the MALFUNCTION of a printer, not how to
insert the cartridge; no it's not a start, JoAnn..I have lost precious time
with your answer; please no more of your responses it is obvious to me that
you do not know the answer. Thanks.
:
It was a starting point. Do you think that it's never happened to someone?
And once again, the fact that your printer doesn't work properly isn't a
Word issue.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Yes - Is this your resopnse???!!
:
Are you sure you took the tape off of the print heads of your ink
cartridges?
BTW - not a Word issue.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Every time I click on the color bar in "word" or want to printout
something
on the web that is in color my printer -- which is a Deskject Hewlett
Packark
Color Printer -- my printer just prints a blank page...