Why are my printed pages off set?
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Check your bottom bar. To make sure it is in the correct position. If it needs to be adjusted, move it by clicking on it, and holding the click while moving the bar to a different location. Or sometimes there is not enough room on your page because the text is too large. Try hiding the text on the lift side of you window. Or it may be that your window is too far one way or the other. If so simply click on the outer edge of it hold it down and slide it toward the outer edge,.
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You can reset the default in your printer properties.  You can reset default in document properties.  You can individually check the color associated with each document as you print.\n\nhave fun, kiss the naughty kitty!!  What a funny question, thanks for the giggle.
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if you want to print page 24 only. go to print option and type 24 to 24 at print range option.
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Sounds like the printheads on the cartidges are blocked. Remove and put them on damp kitchen roll for five minutes or so - thats with the heads touching the paper. This should clear them
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Because Excel has separate page settings per a sheet. We need to make sure the "print in black/white" is unchecked per every sheet and not just the first sheet.\n\n1) Right-click any sheet\n2) Select "Select all sheets"\n3) Go to File/>Page Setup\n4) Go to Sheet tab\n5) Uncheck black/white if it's checked\n6) Click ok\n7) Go to Print Preview and see if we fixed it
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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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check your printer settings.  MS Word did this to me as well and I had to restart the computer and reset all of the printers settings to default.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nTom
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If you wish to print multiple pages using the printer then you may need to set the appropriate settings in the printer properties. Right click on the printer icon in the printer properties and Click on Printing Preferences and click on Setup or Advanced Tab where you will find the number of pages to print set the appropriate number of pages you wish to print.
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It sounds to me like you have changed the default settings for a new document. \nFrom the file menu choose Page SetUp\nIn the Margins Tab, make your Top and bottom margins 2.54cm and your Header and Footer 1.25cm\nCheck the rest of the Tabs and make sure everything is how you want it on a new document and click on Default. Then click OK\nYou will get a message asking if you want to change the settings and that this will affect the Normal Template, click Yes on this.\nNow when you open a new document everything should be OK
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Problem :\n\nThe printer is working, but the printed output shows smears or smudges of ink or the image itself is smeared.\n\n\nSolution :\n\nTry increasing the ink drying time or decreasing ink volume. \nOpen Director, then click Settings, Print Settings, then Printer Settings. \nThe printer Properties dialog box opens.\nClick the Basics tab, then the Advanced Features button. \nClick and drag the Dry Time slider toward More or the Ink Volume slider toward Light. \nTry decreasing print quality to Normal or Fast. \nOpen Director, then click Settings, Print Settings, then Printer Settings. \nThe printer Properties dialog box opens.\nClick the Paper/Quality tab and choose a lower print quality setting. \nTry a different paper. Heavier weight paper may not smear as easily as lighter weight paper. \n\nIf none of the steps above have solved the problem, print and evaluate a self-test report.
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sometimes the printers have some limitations, let's say settings, which don't fit with the settings you have chosen for the page/sheet of the *.doc or *.xls. for example you set a 1.5 cm left of the page, while the printer has a 2.5 cm on the left of the page to print. the result is that on print preview or on printing you will lose a 1 cm narrow column of the text you typed. while the printer settings are very difficult to be tricked, the most common way is to change the settings of the page you work. observe exactly what the differences are (between page and print preview) and...you know the rest: file/page setup and trim everything there to be the same!
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go to file, page layout, and somewhere you gotta check "print gridlines" and it'll show up on print preview.
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have them copy pre printed pages an dthen have them format those pages based on differnt tools in the toolbar... definately need a plan of attack before you start though...
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You don't say what software your pages are in now so this is kind of hard to answer.\nAssuming they are in Word, is there a wizard? If not can you save each page as a jpeg or bmp or pdf and make yourself a paper dummy to follow and those page-images in the right order? The process is called imposition.
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Best thing to do is save your file as a PDF, it's available in the Save As dialog. It'll have PDF options pop up including encoding options... click on the PDF security box and click security settings. In the next dialog box check the no printing box.\n\nWith that said, if the designer or other person is knowledgeable enough you can get around something like that. The secret is, make the files viewable area as small as possible and make certain the file is 72 dpi. That way it is viewable on your screen but, more importantly, if they do try to print the file it'll print terribly.
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haha I've always wondered this too. There is no way as far as I know. I just type 'divided by' or put a space so I can draw it after I've printed it.
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Well, how large is this document? One page or many pages?\n\nThe problem could be related to the size of the document and the amount of RAM your computer has. If you're running a fairly old computer and you're trying to print a large document, then you should print a few pages at a time to avoid freezing.