printer will only print half of text on page?
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could be that your printer settings have too much of a margin on the top and bottom of page(s).\nor\nmaybe, just maybe, you may have not removed the plastic lining from the bottom of the print cartridge, however most printers, HP, will tell you that the protective wrap is not removed.\ngood luck with your problem.
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Need a bit more description.  Are you recieving error messages or not?  Does the test page print?  What exactly is happening.  You say the printer has been added.  Have you made it your default printer also?  If not, then your programs will not try to print to it by default, you would have to select that printer from your print dialogue window drop-down list.  Make sure it's the default printer by going to your printer control panel and right-clicking that printer.  If there's an option to "set as default" in that pop-up menu then you should select it.  Now your printer is default.  At this point you might try reprinting your document.  Without more detail I'm afraid that this is all I've got.  Good luck
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This sounds like a corrupt printer driver you will have to disconnect your printer purge the driver from the system and reinstall your printer driver.
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On a Mac, in the print options you can resize the width of a page to fit a particular paper.  This option is native to OSX so it works for all applications and all printers.  Perhaps there is also such function on Windows?
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Try the "Print as Image" option in the print dialog.  It's slower than the default, but it might work for you.\n\nAlso, make sure you have the latest drivers for your printer and operating system.
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Check page setup. Match page size both in printer properties and the software (may be MS-word or Excel) u r using. Check margin also.
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You need a PDF converter. Most install as pseudo printers and will work with any application that has a 'print' feature.\n\nA good FREE one is PrimoPDF - you can download it from snapfiles.com. Once installed, open your document, select 'print', and select PrimoPDF from the printers list. It will prompt you the rest of the way.
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Hi,\n\nI found a firmware for your printer at HP.com\nIt says that it fixes ""Memory Full" - When loading more than one document in the automatic document feeder (ADF) to make copies, the all-in-one may display "Memory Full; Press Enter"\n\nAnd it fixes lots of other issues with this printer.
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not sure what kind of printer you have, but some printers have a refresh button, try that.
12893
try uninstalling the printer from your computer and then reinstalling it. that usually works. otherwise, you can try calling the printer manufacturer or the computer manufacturer.
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depends on your hp laserjet, because some of old models of laserjet do noy have the features of printing dual setting or book setting which can print 2 sides of the paper old model do not have this feature, but if you're using a new one go to print preference it show your printting feature
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Before you print, check out how many pages are in document?\n\nI guess you have more than one.\n\nXLMan
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well that say's it all dell doesnt work with anything....\nhas it printed before? is there a printer put on pause?\nright click on the printer and check properties
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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It sounds as if you might not have the right driver installed for your printer.\n\nMake sure you have the proper driver installed by deleting the printer from your system and re-adding it. You may also want to check with the printer manufacturer to make sure you have the most recent driver.\n\nHope this helps.
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Use Windows Picture Viewer.  Hit the print icon at the bottom.  On Printer setup or properties select 4X6 paper size.  Then select the full page cropped or fax view.  If it doesn't set up how you want it to, you'll have to crop it to approximately 4X6 ratios and than take these steps.
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Lets get one thing clear first -\nThe printing function in Excel is independent of the screen presentation- and it has to be because the column and rows can expand in both horizontal and vertical directions and the total proportion will need to be maintained. e.g. if you want to print an area of 20 columns and 2 rows and you force exel to print all columns on one page (i'll show you how to do that), then it'll do that but it will be so small that you wont be able to read it.\n\nNow assuming that you have a reasonable number of columns that you want to spread out equally over the width of a page,\n1) select all the columns and set the width to a common value  - go to format->columns->width and put in a value (You can play around with the value so that your text fits in well in all columns)\n2) select the total area that you want printed. the click on File-> Print Area -> Set Print Area\n3) Click on Print preview. if the columns are not distributed across the page, click on Setup. \n3a) Go to tab Margins , section 'Center on page' (at the bottom) and check off 'Horizontally'. Now,\n3b)Go to tab 'Page', section 'Scaling' and click on radio btn 'Adjust To'. Now increase the percent value in the box until you get the column presentation as you like.\nYou are done