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 ComputersHave computer questions, hints, or tips? BBW's Tips on how to speed up page load the brainking site Computers (BIG BAD WOLF, 2007-03-12 20:16:01) Quoi de neuf à propos de Firefox? Vous n'êtes pas autorisé de poster des messages dans ce forum. Le niveau d'adhésion minimal requis pour poster dans ce forum est Pion. Mode: Tout le monde peut poster
16. Mars 2012, 00:20:58 modifié par MadMonkey (16. Mars 2012, 00:23:30)  not really a computer problem (or i would ask myself  LOL) but more of a Microsoft office 2010 problem.I am trying to create a couple of basic posters, but want them to look nice. On the screen they look great, all centralized etc..... BUT when i print them they are always offset. In other words, there is for example a 3 cm gap on the left, but a 5 cm one on the right..yet on screen as i say, everything seems fine. I have tried different posters in Word and Powerpoint and on different computers and printers. I must be doing something, OR missing something completely ...any ideas anyone ???  16. Mars 2012, 00:46:37 Sujet: Re: MadMonkey: a paper guillotine 16. Mars 2012, 01:03:35 Sujet: Re: SL-Mark: I used the guillotine on the first poster i did the other day lolI will look at those links, BUT as i say, on screen and in print preview, EVERYTHING looks as it should. I even just created a new Word poster with one thing on it...a Triangle of Snooker Balls and used Page layout ---> Position ---> Center of page (which it did great on screen) BUT then i printed it and no good, totally offset by about 1.5cm....  will goto bed and have a read, then look at those links in the morning....cheers anyway  16. Mars 2012, 01:19:39 Sujet: Re: MadMonkey: Okay, if you have set up print properties (page size, margins etc.) all correctly, then I would suspect the print driver. Check out the printer manufacture's website for enhanced versions. 16. Mars 2012, 10:15:54 Sujet: Re: SL-Mark: Well, in short. I am Secretary on the Committee of our Royal British Legion and the other day a member died and i had to put a notice up. All i did was found an old notice on the computer and changed the details (name & date etc..) and printed that off. It was all to one side  .....that was all done on the club computer & printerAnyway, i have been at home all week and thought i would sort out a few other notices & posters that need to go up. I have drawn new ones from scratch, but the same problems occur....and that is on my computer & printer.....most strange 16. Mars 2012, 12:33:10 Sujet: Re: MadMonkey: did you try a different software? You should be able to export your office-files into a .pdf for example and then open and print it using the adobe reader (or better adobe acrobat if you have this commercial software). And then, of course, you should try it on both printers :-D if the problem isnt solved or at least concretized, i would suggest also to check if the paper tray is adjusted correctly... 16. Mars 2012, 17:08:10 Sujet: Re: diogenysos: HI-ya, i had just tried that funny enough. I opened the Powerpoint file in libre-office (Linux ubuntu) and as in Office 2010, it looks fine on the screen. It just seems when it prints. To me i am either missing something crazy when i design the files (but as i say, they look correct on screen) OR the only thing that connects the 2 systems is the copy of Microsoft Office i am using, as that is the same one on both systems 17. Mars 2012, 16:38:02 Sujet: Re: MadMonkey: Not an update from Microsoft that's screwed up things? 18. Mars 2012, 10:30:44 Sujet: Re: MadMonkey: well, in libre-office it might be still more or less an office file, so to make sure it isnt that i would still try the .pdf (there are several freeware options in the www that do this job) |
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