why would the L's in a document be upside down & backward on the computer moniter & print out that way?
815655
that was a 'L' of a mess, right ??
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it's the Autocorrect feature.  in ms word, go to Tools then Autocorrect Options.  change settings under Autoformat to your preference
858560
It's called a "palindrome", like racecar... r-a-c-e-c-a-r. Cool, huh?\nAn "ambigram" can be read upside down the same. An example would be "pod" (like in a pea pod). Tilt your head upside down and see what I mean... : )
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i think everyone is missing the point of the question. if i am correct he is asking about the actual positioning of the print on each individual key. now to answer the question, i have NO idea. hehe sorry.
736477
Your document is corrupt. I have fixed this on two separate documents but--believe it or not--only by opening them in Word 97 and saving them, and reopening in the newer version. If you know someone with Word 97, ask them to open your file, make a slight change, save it, undo the change, save it, and send it back to you. This could cause other issues, but they are generally minor.
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Hi dear,\n\nGo to file and then print preview\nin that window, you check the page is correct or not\nif you need to adjustment\nIn the top left corner, there is page setup(next to print)\nclick it and make a adjustment..\nthen it will be alright...\ni hope my answer should be satisfied for u.. else dont hesitate to mail me\n\ngazy
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Are you using Microsoft Word as the editor and saving it as Rich Text Format?\nIt seems like you're having extraneous characters in your file.\nTry using Notepad.exe as your editor.\nOr take a look at the source of the page with\n"View/Source" in the Web browser.
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Check out the display properties in control panel.  Some software lets you change the orientation of the screen image.  Otherwise, download any updates and do a thorough virus scan.  It sounds to me like a display properties, or joke program problem....\n\n-Zach
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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 is a default benefit provided by ms. otherwise u need to use getch() to get the output on ur screen or press alt+f5.\nif u want to remove it there is pragma supress. but to get upto that point u need to kow a lot. till then keep suffering.  :)or use any other compiler like turbo c++
78661
Palindromes.  The same fowards as is backwards.  Like "Madam, I am Adam."
705110
That happen to my computer one time and I just turn the monitor upside down. I findly Reinstalled Window and fixed it...
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I would have to see the code.\n\nMove the fopen before the while and the fprintf before the curly braces.  Leave the fclose after the curly braces.\n\nFopen\nwhile {\n\nfprintf ;\n}\nfclose
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If this can be done with standard C, it would probably involve the '&#92;r' carriage return (as opposed to the '&#92;n' linefeed) or maybe the '&#92;b' backspace special characters.  I've never actually tried this before.  But if you can utilize libraries not part of standard C, you might look into (n)curses.h, which allows more controlled manipulation of screen text, such as color, position, etc.:\nhttp://www.apmaths.uwo.ca/~xli/ncurses.html
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&#92;b back one\n&#92;f next page\n&#92;r carriage return\n&#92;t move to next tab setting\n good luck
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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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try holding CAPITAL shift down plus return key and P for print. good luck...ACE