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Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / November 2007Leopard / Excel, Word / Margin
Since I installed Leopard, Excel has been going crazy.. All the individual cells have a new page assigned to them..:( I already tried to reinstall Leopard.. Also, printer drivers.. Will you please let me know what I should do.. > Since I installed Leopard, Excel has been going crazy.. > All the individual cells have a new page assigned to them..:( [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Will you please let me know what I should do.. Haven't moved to Leopard quite yet, but this really sounds like a problem with XL's interaction with the print driver. Have you tried changing the Page Setup/Print Quality setting? Early adoption isn't for the faint of heart... > Since I installed Leopard, Excel has been going crazy.. > All the individual cells have a new page assigned to them..:( [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Will you please let me know what I should do.. I have the same problem...so i all so need help, I have tried changing the Page setup, but no change Same thing is happening to me. I called Apple, but they just pushed me off to Microsoft. Can't get through to anyone there. I also am experiencing clitches with other programs. some don't even boot up. What's the deal with Leopard. Seems like it is more problems than it is worth. Thinking on restoring my mac book pro to original factory condition and starting over. And sending Leopard back to Apple. If anyone can figure out if these problems can be solved, please respond. The problem can be fixed very easily (at least worked for me): In the Page Setup dialog, select "Normal" print quality. After that, the print preview shows normal pages again... Switch back to high, and you're back at a preview containing bunches and bunches of empty pages... Hope that helps! I was turning crazy too before I tried this! -Thomas > The problem can be fixed very easily (at least worked for me): > In the Page Setup dialog, select "Normal" print quality. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Hope that helps! I was turning crazy too before I tried this! The Gutenprint project has included an FAQ about Excel print preview anomalies that can occur with Epson printers and the Gutenprint drivers. <http://gutenprint.sourceforge.net/p_FAQ_OS_X.php3#ExcelPreview>  SignatureMatt Broughton Only relatives are absolute. |
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