In Word or Excel 2003 don't see properly, only properly see in print preview?
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What do you mean?  The page layout?  If so, that is how it's supposed to be.
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In the print dialogue box go to OPI and make sure low resolution is not checked
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Right click, print.\n\nOr\n\nPrint screen, paste into word, print.
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Before you print, go to File>Print Preview, and look at where the dashed lines fall. These are the extents of the printed pages. Sometimes they can fall in between two columns, making for a very unreadable spreadsheet. You can fix this by changing the column widths or by going to File>Page Set Up and changing from portrait to landscape orientation. When you're happy with where the page extents fall, then go to File>Print.
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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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The image is probably too wide.  When you print go to options (or properties) and try printing in landscape OR use the "fit to page" option.
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go to file in the top left corner, click print preview
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sure you downloaded for the correct version of office you are using? Also, copying it to C: might make a difference perhaps.
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if the cell is specifically formatted to be "text", then that can happen.  Go to "Format", "Cell", then change the format to "General"\n\nI just went to Excel and check it, and "text" format caused the problem and putting it to "general" and retyping the equation fixed the problem.
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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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Try going to Help -> About Visio.   Some programs show it there.
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You download it like any other file (usually an .xls extention) You need Excel or the equivalent from http://www.openoffice.org to view it.
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My suggestion is when you select the print button and the box opens choose Preferences and see if the settings are right for the paper you are using.   Perhaps the setting is for 5x6 card instead of a full size paper.  Things do happen.  \nE
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In MS Word.. go to VIEW and click it.. a menu drops down with a whole bunch of stuff. click on the TOOLBAR or actually you do not need to click on it but when yo go to it, another side menu appears.. Make sure that the following are clicked.. DRAWING, Standard, and Formatting are clicked and those menu bars will show up if they are not there already... HOPE that helps.. IF NOT.. ask again but state EXACTLY what you have done and exactly what you have and do not haves in the menu area
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Possibly don't have any software to view them with?  Just guessing.  Do they come up as files with little x's?  Something is missing for sure.  Never had the problem...hope someone can help you figure it out.  Maybe contacting HP would be the best answer.
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1. On the Word menu, click Preferences, and then click View.\n2. Under Nonprinting characters, select the check boxes next to the characters you want to display.\nTip   To display all formatting marks, select the All check box instead of selecting each individual check box. You can also turn the All option on or off by clicking Show/Hide the paragraph mark.
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That just means your column is too narrow to display the contents.  Drag the column a few pixels wider, and your numbers will appear.