How do you stop your printer from cutting off the right side of text on documents??
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The method above (selection print) works about 95% of the time, however I have an alternative method, use left click and drag (highlight) it will cut down on the amount of side things that you print, but you have to be really careful on where you start and where you end.  You still have to use landscape if you have extra wide pages, if you need to print a lot in landscape, consider buying A4 paper, it's wider then letter paper, for really wide pages use legal paper, it is longer then letter paper, both of these are available almost anywhere they sell computer paper, though you may have to go to a business store (like Staples or Office Max) if you have trouble finding it\nThe other thing that you can do is if the site uses frames, by using right click to get to the printer command you can usually select print this frame (it's sometimes just in the right click menu)
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This is only because either your printer configuration is not correct. \n1. Try configuring changes in length or breadth of the size you are printing by going into customized settings.\n2. See if your printer selected is correct One.\n3. If this also doesn't work then try to uninstall the printer drivers and reinstall them. Try to delete unnecessary drivers.\nBut before uninstalling check if printing is ok in windows programs or not.\nBut according to me just changing the dimensions of printing area would solve the problem\n\nFor more articles on Tally you can go to\nhttp://apnitally.blogspot.com
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You might try 'Tools' Menu and choose 'Fix Broken Text'. There will be an option for selection or the entire document. Then you can save it. You might want to re-write into another CD for future use.\n\nHope this helps.
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To print the whole document you need to adjust the margin settings.\n\nPlease visit the following web site and follow the instructions provided.\n \nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&lang=en&os=219&dlc=en&product=58152&docname=bpd05054
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File -> Page Setup -> Change Margins to 1" -> Ok
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Adjust your printer setting to landscape when sending to print. You'll get the full width pages then.
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Try cleaning the print heads.  You can usually do this by using the printer software that came with your computer.
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Printing something????
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If the screen characters match your printout, then your printer and drivers are fine - it's probably a font issue.  You may have to reinstall that particular Arial font.  As a test, you could try another font to see if your on-screen and printed characters are "wonky" still.\n\nNow if your screen and printouts don't match, then it's probably a driver issue.  In that case, you'd have to install the driver that matches your printer exactly, or download the most recent drivers from the Canon website.\n\nYou mentioned that this happens in Word - you might also want to try other sources just for kicks.  Print out a Notepad document or an Excel spreadsheet to see if your characters are fine.  Again, if the screen and printouts match, check the fonts.  If not, check the drivers.\n\nYou might also want to look at your regional and language settings.  Go to your Control Panel and click on Regional and Language Settings and make sure that it's all what it should be.\n\nOne possibility is that you have a strange virus or spyware program that is interfering with your onscreen display.  It doesn't hurt to run a virus and spyware scan too.\n\nI know this is a lot to check out, but this should give you something to try.
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This happens if you don't have Microsoft Word installed.  Use this, it will fix your problem:\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2952
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You have to change the document setup to 6x9
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The lines are probably 'crop marks'. Is there a setting so u can turn it off??
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Reinstall your fax software/drivers, just replacing a single file can cause REALLY bad things to happen.\n\nUpdate: sounds like it belongs to a Lexmark product...
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alt + PrtScr(print screen) then paste into what ever image editing software you have then you can cut it out.\nOh, and make sure that, that is the active window other wise it doesn't work.\nI also realized that you could be trying to get what ever it's playing, but I'm sorry to say that as far as I know that doesn't work, and you'll have to have special software to do it. If you use printscreen it saves the boarder but not the actual play area.
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unfortunately there does not seem to be an official fix or patch from Microsoft. The knowledge base article appears to be Microsoft’s only information on the issue.\n\n“The problem is due to a combination of font size, zoom factor, screen resolution,  and a few other monitor related parameters ("pixel aspect ratio"). It's frustrating because it isn't really predictable, and it isn't  easy to get rid of.”\n\n“The problem seems to go away in print preview and in printed copy.”\n\nTherefore there doesn’t seem to be a straightforward fix.
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Follow the following steps, it should resolve your Printing problem.\n\n1) Click on START and then on RUN\n2) Type SERVICES.MSC\n3) Find "Print Spooler" in the list, right click on it and click on STOP and minimize the window. \n4) Go to the Spooler folder and delete any stuck print jobs in the spooler folder \n(usually C:&#92;winnt&#92;system32&#92;spool&#92;printers) \n5) Maximize the Services window, right on Print spooler again and click on START.  Close the window.\n6) Try Printing again, it should start printing.\n\nCheers!!!
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If the part of the page that is being cut off is on the right or left, then change the page orientation. \n\nIn Internet Explorer:\nClick on the File menu.\nChoose Page Setup.\nChange Page Orientation to Landscape.