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| | Issues with printing and viewport/clipping I have this weird situation where I will be in Excel working on a chart in it's own tab, and when I decide it's time to print, my display seems to so zoom in and I now have to resize the physical chart on the page to see it again before I print. If I printed it as it is, it would crop the pic. (somewhere around 75% or orig is viewable). This only happens when I chose to print that chart, not before. I see the same thing happen when I go to print a chart from familytreemaker, and in that case my display of a graphic doesn't change, but the resultant print is cropped on the right. (again around 75% or what it should be). It seems that there is a problem with the display system talking to the printing system.... Has anyone else seen this? |
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| | Re: Issues with printing and viewport/clipping What are the margins set at? -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "JimmyG" <JimmyG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9A90E962-C9CA-42E3-8DAF-F67898BBF965@microsoft.com... >I have this weird situation where I will be in Excel working on a chart in > it's own tab, and when I decide it's time to print, my display seems to so > zoom in and I now have to resize the physical chart on the page to see it > again before I print. If I printed it as it is, it would crop the pic. > (somewhere around 75% or orig is viewable). This only happens when I > chose > to print that chart, not before. I see the same thing happen when I go to > print a chart from familytreemaker, and in that case my display of a > graphic > doesn't change, but the resultant print is cropped on the right. (again > around 75% or what it should be). > > It seems that there is a problem with the display system talking to the > printing system.... Has anyone else seen this? |
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| | #3 (permalink) |
| | Re: Issues with printing and viewport/clipping Hi Cari... Margins are set at default for whatever print driver I am working with. This problem happens with all my printers, from Ricoh to Epson to AdobePDF. JimmyG "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote: > What are the margins set at? > -- > Cari (MS-MVP) > Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging > http://www.coribright.com/windows > > "JimmyG" <JimmyG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:9A90E962-C9CA-42E3-8DAF-F67898BBF965@microsoft.com... > >I have this weird situation where I will be in Excel working on a chart in > > it's own tab, and when I decide it's time to print, my display seems to so > > zoom in and I now have to resize the physical chart on the page to see it > > again before I print. If I printed it as it is, it would crop the pic. > > (somewhere around 75% or orig is viewable). This only happens when I > > chose > > to print that chart, not before. I see the same thing happen when I go to > > print a chart from familytreemaker, and in that case my display of a > > graphic > > doesn't change, but the resultant print is cropped on the right. (again > > around 75% or what it should be). > > > > It seems that there is a problem with the display system talking to the > > printing system.... Has anyone else seen this? > > |
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